Hey Everyone! Thank you for checking in… On today’s list is 850 miles. Getting closer to home everyday!
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Remember to keep the donations coming! We broke $2000! Only a little bit more to get to the goal!!! http://www.youcaring.com/nonprofits/alaska-bound-for-autism/53795
-Jimmy
The incredible hotel I stayed at called Skwachàys. It is a non-profit hotel that I am extremely excited to blog and talk about tomorrow! Google the hotel! I will be posting more pictures and descriptions soon.
Alaska Bound for Autism- Southeastern Pennsylvania Autism Resource Center 
So many people are so proud and amazed at all that you have accomplished! Your personal goals and dream but most of all for SPARC. We are grateful and honored to know you Jimmy. Be safe and I pray for your safe journey home. Mrs. H
What you have done so far on this trip is incredible. The memories and experiences will last a lifetime. The mountain you faced was getting to Alaska. The ride home is the easy part. I know it is hard. If it was easy everybody would do it. This was not a trip to the Pococno’s or the Jersey Shore. You are more than 1/2 way home. You are going to get home and think you wished you had another day of riding. Savor these final days of the trip. Rest Reflect Recharge and Ride. keep the wind in your face and smooth riding. God Speed uncle scott
Hey brother, the mental endurance (day in & day out – as you know) is completely exhausting, like most will never experience *remember to exercise after the ride (b4 u sleep) to maximize blood circulation/flow oxygenating the limbs that were just “hanging around” ;o) most of the day – not to mention how refreshing it is for the brain. tracking is awesome n pics too – we continue to be with you in spirit !
Hey brother, the mental endurance (day in & day out – as you know) is completely exhausting, like most will never experience *remember to exercise after the ride (b4 u sleep) to maximize blood circulation/flow oxygenating the limbs that were just “hanging around” ;o) most of the day – not to mention how refreshing it is for the brain. tracking is awesome n pics too – we continue to be with you in spirit ! facebook post