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Road trip, hauling the bike south. Hoping for some spring time riding! Happy Happy, Merry Merry!

It's about the same here!

Adventure

Dropped in Nogales 0800 local after a phone call last night telling me customer wanted freight as soon as we could get it there. I gave my eta, 0300 local. Sure enough dark at the warehouse, and not a friendly area. Now trolling toward Christmas break.

King of the road Okie from Muskogee

Rolling the dice, Nogales, AZ.

You did look a little chilled, I somehow remember a guy in a hoodie,in bit of a hurry. Maby coffee in the morning?

Yep, on Brecksville road.

We will be at my brothers house, two youngest will join us there. I think they are looking forward to the invasion!

Dropped Wed. morning near the Detroter,after getting Jammed up on I-75 for about 5 hrs. Short one today, Chagrin ( no kidding) OH.

Most everything we use came from camping supply type outlets. Table for Hobo Hibachi to freeze dryed emergency food.

Greenville SC, to Brownstown MI, deliver direct.

Loaded Rochester NY to Greensville SC Monday morning drop.

Started the day with a short, then ran one more. Now Jamestown NY, might need a little luck. Or maby check out Lucille Ball's museum.

And the best on, but off topic!

We didn't really have much for expectations. I know that sounds kinda stupid, well the corporate thing was no surprise. For the most part few complaints and have been running fairly good. It is early in the game, but we are indevouring to learn the system.

Back at the Detroiter, not much has changed since Friday afternoon. Counted 32 vans, sprinter types and cubes.

Laredo, first time here via Corpus Christi from Detroit. Wow there are a lot of vans in this town. Playing the waiting game, load for MI. hasn't crossed yet.

Yep, raises hand, with a van.

Carolee and I would like to thank Team, Crossroads Express for all the fine mentoring and hard work keeping us running. Changing carriers we felt was important to enhance our young career. For better or worse we are going to try a different type of pasture. Sally and Murry were great to work...