Charitable Rust 2017 Skins. Make sure to grab your limited edition Charitable Rust 2017 skins from the item store! Proceeds from skin sales go to Direct Relief. American Society of Naval Engineers: Home of the Naval Professional Engineers Association. American Society of Naval Engineers: Home of the Naval Professional Engineers Association. A conference for people of any level of Rust experience.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, the website not longer hosts the video. Karl Teuschl, a documentary filmmaker from Germany, included a couple of our Alaska Or Rust folks in his newest film that was released yesterday in parts of Europe (Germany, Austria and Switzerland).

It’s a beautiful documentary that covers the Alaska Highway and gives viewers a good sense of the road conditions, the scenery and the feel of driving the highway. Two of the Alaska Or Rust jeeps appear at the 18:30 mark. The interview with Marty Tilford, Don Brown, Rob and Diane Stafford starts at the 19:38 mark. It ends at 20:30. Most of it is in German.

(this was the original link to the video) L to R: Diana Stafford, Rob Stafford, Don Brown, Marty Tilford A good shot of the remoteness of the highway. Nice inclusion of the eWillys sticker 🙂 Posted in. UPDATE: Bruce Troxell, a writer for, wrote a summary of the Alaska Or Rust adventure. You can read about it here: ORIGINAL POST: On August 5th, 2017, the Alaska Or Rust crew departed Fairbanks, scattering in various directions. We’d completed our goal: Reach Alaska in Vintage Jeeps. If you are new to the site and are wondering how the trip unfolded, you can view trip posts in order, starting with the first departing group on July 21st: As of August 21st, everyone had made it back home, the last two being Merlin and Brittany and their 1942 WWII Slat Grill MB. Pcsx2 Rar. Download Fasters. There were plenty of adventures on the way home which are worthy of a future post.

We’ll put something together when we have the time. Electribe Vs Software. Thanks to everyone along the way who supported us, from sponsors who helped make it happen to the folks we met in Canada and Alaska who made the journey richer and more enjoyable than we could have imagined! There’s nothing like traveling to see just how wonderful people can be! At the Arctic Circle: Pictured left to right bottom row: Joe’s CJ-3B, Joe, Emily, Bill, Cowboy, Russ, Don, and Jim’s CJ-2A. Picture left to right top: Jim, Marty, and Don. This is the full and final update related to Alaska Or Rust trip.

Our collective objective was to drive as a group from Dawson Creek, BC, to Fairbanks, Alaska. In the late afternoon of Thursday August 3rd, the group finally arrived in Fairbanks, tired. When we went to check in, there was some confusion, but we got everything corrected. Afterwards, we all went out to have some great barbecue at in downtown Fairbanks.

Ibm Spss Amos 21. We’d been on the road since early morning, so pretty much everyone was tired. While awaiting the delivery of our meals, Joe got the idea that we all should drive to the Arctic Circle starting at 3am or so on the morning of August 4th. He calculated the trip would take six hours and that they’d be back before our 11:00am meet-up at the. Essentially, they’d be driving on only a couple hours sleep on a muddy, gravel road. The drive to the Arctic Circle sign. It’s a mostly gravel and mud road with few pullouts and a lot of big rig trucks.