Corporate Sponsors

	We are honored that Eddie Bauer and First Ascent are our official apparel outfitters.
	I choose a BOB trailer because of its proven reliability and ease of use
	If the the racks Surly provided us don't make it to Tierra del Fuego, nothing will
	We are proud to wear sunglasses and helmets provided by the wonderful people at Rudy Project
	We are sure to go through plenty of inclement weather. Ibex wool clothing will keep us warm.
	We're tired of fixing flat tires while touring. This trek we are trying the revolutionary Schwalbe tires which are reported to virtually prevent them.
	We carry very few clothes with us, and what we do carry better hold up to the demands! Our pants from Mountain Khakis are solid!
	Many thanks to the folks at Bike Trailer Shop for giving us a significant discount on an ExtraWheel Trailer
	Our website is more effective due to the invaluable advice provided by the folks at Portable Professional.
	An online store specialized in bicycle-touring and camping equipment run by very experienced cycle tourists. We appreciate the support.
	The kind folks at the Arctic Caribou Inn provided a great spot to get organized in Prudhoe Bay, which was greatly appreciated!
	After a tough 500 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Fairbanks, it was wonderful to have a place to hang out and get organized for the next leg of our journey.
	Right in the heart of Whitehorse, we stayed in the 202 Motor Inn. From here we had easy access to the tourist attractions of this frontier town.
	Mountain Ridge offers comfortable, relaxed and exceptionally managed accommodation in the heart of the Klondike.
	After seeing all the wildlife on the stretch of the Alaska Highway just north of Fort Nelson, the Woodlands Inn offered us the perfect place to digest all we had seen.
	Brian Kane, the general manager at the lovely new Pomeroy Hotel in Fort Saint John, wined & dined us in extravagant luxury. What a treat after being out in the bush for a week!

Individual Sponsors

more than 10 cents per mile ($2,000+)
• Harry Verburg
• Gina Moore

7 - 10 cents per mile ($1,200 - 2,000)

2 - 3 cents per mile ($300 - 600)
• Jack Harley

0.5 - 1.5 cents per mile ($100 - 300)
• Marcia & Phil Guidice
• Jill McGinniss
• Lisa Frisch

	Helping us celebrate the completion of the Alaska Highway was the Best Western in Dawson Creek. We also appreciated the Best Western in Grande Cache, Alberta as they sheltered us for two days when it was rainy and cold.
	Thanks again to the wonderful people of the Pomeroy Group for their hospitality.
	We appreciated a few dry nights in a chalet behind the Steak Pit in Bragg Creek after a cold, wet trek through Jasper and Banff National Parks. Thanks Marisa!
	We arrived in Kalispell, Montana exhausted after a tough climb up and over Logan Pass in Glacier National Park, and it was wonderful to hang out at the Red Lion and recuperate for a few days.
	Right in downtown Jackson, the Parkway Inn was a delightful spot to wait out a rain storm. We appreciated their kindness and generosity!
	Blizzard-like conditions caught up with us in Pinedale, Wyoming. Fortunately, High Country Suites provided a warm, dry, cozy place for us to wait out the storm.
	We spent our final night in El Paso in the comfortable surroundings of Studio Plus - right next to a major shopping mall so we could pick up all those last-minute items we needed for heading south of the border.
	The kind and generous owners of the Sangay Spa Hotel in Banos, Ecuador offered us a few nights of luxury at their hotel. What a treat after the tough climb up from the rainforest!
	After battling heat and headwinds through a thousand miles of Peruvian coastal desert, it was heaven to have a rest at the Majoro Hotel in Nazca. The hotel is more museum than hotel with original Incan textiles hanging on every wall. Fabulous!
	Many thanks to Alas Peruanas for taking us up to see the famous Nazca Lines. It was a wonderful flight!

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