There are still people who do more than just talk about wild adventures they want to take. Phil has been reporting on the progress of Erin and Hig who also have their own blog.
They've been using non-motorized transportation (rafts, feet, skis, etc.) to get from Seattle to Anchorage. They're on their way to Umimak Island via the proposed Pebble Mine site.
Tuesday they will be at UAA to talk about their trip so far.
UAA Fine Arts Building Recital Hall
7:30 p.m. Tuesday January 29, 2008
FREE EVENT --- FREE PARKING
Join Erin and Hig as they share their experiences pack rafting, hiking and skiing from Seattle to Anchorage.
They started at Seattle?s University District in June, negotiated the BC and Alaska Inside Passages, walked and rafted the Wild Coast from Gustavus to Cordova, traversed Prince William Sound to Valdez, and hiked
and skiied from there to Palmer, packrafted down the lower Mat, Knik and Knik Arm - all without using any motorized transport!
Hear how they intend to finish their trek past Pebble Mine?s proposed site, on their way to Unimak Island.
It's always good to see people who do what everyone says is impossible.
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