Well, today is our last full day here in the States. Jerod got into Boston on Thursday night via Amtrak, and we spent Friday going over our gear, picking up some last minute items, and test-fitting everything in our packs. Not much to do now. I still have some last-minute chores to tidy up my stuff that is at my sister's house and get it ready to be sent home to my parents' house for storage in their basement.
I guess it's safe to say that I'm pretty excited. I've been thinking about, and planning for this trip for a long time now, and I'm pretty tired of waiting. I'm also tired of talking about it, and explaining it, and justifying it, and defending it, and assuring people of my safe return.
But, when we get on the plane tomorrow at 1930 all of that will just fade into the proverbial rear-view mirror. I'm not very inspired to write now, so stay tuned for the next entry; From Israel.
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Hello, and welcome to the next step in my post-military globe-trotting. Many of you followed my first blog (tonyrides.com) as I traveled the United States on my Motorcycle, riding over 18,000 miles and reaching 49 states and three countries.
In this next installment, my friend Jerod and I will be going abroad for an open-ended jaunt. We will start in the Middle-East at the end of February and see where the roads and the winds take us.
In this next installment, my friend Jerod and I will be going abroad for an open-ended jaunt. We will start in the Middle-East at the end of February and see where the roads and the winds take us.
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