Comments on: Trucking to Alaska http://truckingblog.net/trucking-to-alaska/ The Source for Trucking News, Opinions and Trucking Jobs Mon, 26 Apr 2010 03:38:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kelly http://truckingblog.net/trucking-to-alaska/comment-page-1/#comment-152 Kelly Tue, 10 Jan 2006 21:56:28 +0000 http://truckingblog.net/?p=177#comment-152 Great to see your blog site! The photos from the trip to AK are great also - many of us who live here have not actually driven "The Highway". Up until viewing your photos - I was looking to keep it that way! Keep up the nice work, and stop in to visit the friendly neighborhood Peterbilt folks on your next trip to Anchorage. Great to see your blog site! The photos from the trip to AK are great also – many of us who live here have not actually driven “The Highway”. Up until viewing your photos – I was looking to keep it that way! Keep up the nice work, and stop in to visit the friendly neighborhood Peterbilt folks on your next trip to Anchorage.

]]> By: Dennis http://truckingblog.net/trucking-to-alaska/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Dennis Sun, 23 Oct 2005 23:49:50 +0000 http://truckingblog.net/?p=177#comment-151 Nice picture of the "sheep pasture". Don't know why the sheep are so partial to that piece of road but you can just about count on seeing them there, any time of the year. Well, since you now know the way, its time to give it a shot during winter. The change to the scenery is dramatic and many, myself included, think that it is even more impressive. During the winter the Haul Road is going hot and heavy and I don't see how anyone could pass up a trip to Prudho Beach. During the winter, even the cop leaves the Haul Road so its 500 miles of just you and the other maniacs, er, drivers. Well, just kidding. The Haul Road is no place for a hiway rig such as yours. Not that it wouldn't pull it, just that there is a good chance that the fairings and other bits and pieces probably wouldn't make it. If you come up again, call Wright Trucking, Minn-Alaska or Gerry at HME Alaska for a possible backhaul. Dennis Nice picture of the “sheep pasture”. Don’t know why the sheep are so partial to that piece of road but you can just about count on seeing them there, any time of the year.

Well, since you now know the way, its time to give it a shot during winter. The change to the scenery is dramatic and many, myself included, think that it is even more impressive. During the winter the Haul Road is going hot and heavy and I don’t see how anyone could pass up a trip to Prudho Beach. During the winter, even the cop leaves the Haul Road so its 500 miles of just you and the other maniacs, er, drivers. Well, just kidding. The Haul Road is no place for a hiway rig such as yours. Not that it wouldn’t pull it, just that there is a good chance that the fairings and other bits and pieces probably wouldn’t make it.

If you come up again, call Wright Trucking, Minn-Alaska or Gerry at HME Alaska for a possible backhaul.

Dennis

]]> By: Edie http://truckingblog.net/trucking-to-alaska/comment-page-1/#comment-150 Edie Sun, 03 Jul 2005 21:50:15 +0000 http://truckingblog.net/?p=177#comment-150 Hello I really enjoyed reading about your trip to Alaska. Would it be ok for me to share with other drivers on my blogger. http://equalizerpinpuller.com/blogger/ it's a truck driver's blog and I believe others would enjoy really it also. Have a safe trip back to the lower 48 . Edie Hello
I really enjoyed reading about your trip to Alaska.
Would it be ok for me to share with other drivers on my blogger. http://equalizerpinpuller.com/blogger/
it’s a truck driver’s blog and I believe others would enjoy really it also.

Have a safe trip back to the lower 48 .

Edie

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