Oh how to break the news to my millions of admiring fans that I am once again Southward bound for more lucrative employment. But never fear, Alaska will see me again and again and again. I'll leave much of my stuff stored safely in Anchor Point as well as my mailbox. I will be a man with two addresses which for the long haul trucker means I'll see little of either. I will
return to Wyoming to plate my truck there. The horse trailer I also leave behind in my brother's care. Stay tuned to this blog for my current whereabouts. You just never know.
8 comments:
I have a good two-horse trailer for sale. Would work great for a covered snow machine or 4-wheeler trailer as well as horses. Also will sleep two, perhaps three. Will sell cheap for storage fees.
We will miss you Uncle Bill...can I buy your trailer?
Come clean, Bill. Did they find you? How much more lucrative can you get than Carlisle? One would think you would head North to the slope this time of year - for experience, I mean.
Yes Heidi, u can buy my trailer-Your girls will love it for the bunk house it could become.
Yes, the law is on my heels as I speak. Not all Rangers are as clean as the Lone one and his Am-Indian friend.
You had best get off the blog sites and get moving, daylight is burning and you got to get in some miles if you are going to be at Annabelle's by her birthday. I hope she appreciates that you are driving 3,547 miles just to be with her on her birthday! Down there in the Cowboy state, just remember to keep your guns close, "Blue Duck" could come riding in at anytime. Thanks for all you help while you were here, really do appreciate it! I will give you plenty of notice the next time I have a major project so you still have time to drive up.
Oh where oh where has uncle bill gone?
Got your message...not a problem. Hope your trip has went well. Nice to hear your voice and know your alive. Gonna miss ya at the next camp out. We do need some horses now though...found the best spot to go riding...fortunatly my Yukon goes through rivers...had some trouble with the trees though...trailes get a bit narrow...thus...I need a horse.
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