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6/19/09, May, Indiana - After a four month absence from the back roads of America, we’re finally back on the highways and byways - I apologize for the brief intermission. At 11 am, the team was hitched and we were driving. None of this would have been possible without the goodness and generosity of a whole lot of people. There were good folks that donated time, travel and material and money; but, most importantly they gave freely of their moral support. When I was laying in a bed with a ventilator, chest tube and a torso full of broken bones, it was everyone rooting for me that gave me the strength to latch back on to my dream and follow it to the end result. today - THANK YOU!

I had two friends accompany on today’s journey. Barry, who rode as an outrider for this segment of the journey in December will be with for the next couple of days as an outrider. Denver Durham stopped by and drove for just the day in the wagon.

We’re currently camped 13 miles from Dave and Marti’s place, with the same folk’s place we camped at last December. I’ve got an electric fence set up for the two lads and a separate enclosure for Barry’s horse.

It felt really good to get back out on the road. The lads were stepping out pretty good and walked the 13 miles in about 4 hours. It only took about a mile and a half of trotting to get Bill through his oats and pulling straight with Bob.

It was incredibly easy to fall back into the wagon mode of operation. With a team of magnificent horses, a nice day, a great wagon, beautiful countryside and lots of friendly people; it really wasn’t that hard to get back into the swing of things.