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We have almost reached the eastern most point of our trip, Madison, Ct. We are almost at the 3700 mile mark. In fact, we are just about out of land, so I guess that means it is time to turn around and head east again. I still have reports to file about my visit with Terry, Andy, and Wallis, so stay tuned for more updates. Here are a few random pictures from the past few days:
are these scheduled for restoration or are they just being left to rust in peace? be a shame to let them sit.
They are in good hands. They are outside temporarily.
….whew… good to know.
Looks like paradise to me!! Beautiful pics and precious metals
Are those pictures HDRed?
Wow, what a real great place! And cool to know that those beauties are going to be restored!!!
Dave, There’s a bunch more land and a bunch more Willys if you continue EAST Young Man. Way up here in Maine, we haven’t quite covered our outside Jeeps with snow yet, but soon. We’ve all enjoyed your trip and hope you guys can come East again one day.