Rainbow as I crossed Lake Washington on I90 on Friday afternoon, October 28th.

Made it to dorkbots-nyc

Just landed at Newark Liberty.

Made it to Denver on my way home!

Made it to Seattle-Tacoma Airport on my way home.

Doing laundry in North Pole, Alaska, before heading home on the redeye Monday morning.

On the Chena Riuer . . .

Made it to Htop

Made it to North Pole, Alaska.

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Made it to Rough Woods Inn in Nenana.

Made it to Nenana. This is a coal-fired stove in my friend Mark's home. More to follow.

Bill and his motorcycle ... a story of sorts

Here are a couple of photos of Bill and his 3-wheel motorcycle and trailer rig, one with him and one without. Bill is an incredible human being and I count myself fortunate in the extreme to have him as one of my best friends. We are planning to enter this rig in the Fairbanks Golden Days Parade next year—in July of 2012. He'll drive the motorcycle and I'll ride on the power scooter on the trailer.

Who knows ... we might make it!

And yes, that is an oxygen hose hanging on his ears. He needs oxygen 24/7, and has for several years.

By the way, one of my greatest adventures was driving his Ford Econoline Van pulling another trailer, with that 3-wheel motorcycle on it, all the way from New Port Ritchey/St. Petersburg, Florida, (Tampa Bay) to North Pole, Alaska, in 2006.

From New Port Ritchey, Florida, to Maplewood, New Jersey.
From Maplewood, New Jersey, to Duluth, Minnesota.
From Duluth, Minnesota, to Fairbanks, Alaska.

Catching up a bit on my trip to Alaska: I arrived at my friend Bill's cabin in North Pole, Alaska, around 6 PM on Wednesday, September 21st.

At dialysis in Fairbanks.

Landed in Fairbanks yesterday around 4:15PM.

Onaoard Alaska Airlines Flight 123 To Fairbanks

View from N gates at Seatac.

Landed in Seattle on my way to Fairbanks.

Stuck at the gate with a fire detector problem in a bathroom.

Onboard Alaska 11 headed to Fairbanks via Seattle.