Comments for Travels of Penelope

Comment on About the bus by RAY STUCHBERY

RAY STUCHBERY — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 11:12:23 +0000

i have just collected my clipper number 131 which is australian built under licence only 131 were made in australia so i think i can correctly state that i own the last built clipper in the world i’m not going to motorhome it but let others enjoy the classic travel experience hope you are enjoying your new found sea change

Comment on Michele’s Photos by kitty and scott

kitty and scott — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:03:44 +0000

Beautiful Michelle.

Comment on A Moment of Repose by scott

scott — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 16:58:07 +0000

Hey I saw that cargo going in!! Whatever estimate you are making now, is still low!!
Let me tell you folks, this boy can pack!! Heeeeheheh More stuff in less space that you can imagine!!

Of course now he’s an old hand at yard sailin too, so the folks in Homer will be delightedly lining up around the block!!
yours Scott

Comment on Moose, Eagles, a Hill, and a House by Kim Pistey

Kim Pistey — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:06:56 +0000

P.S. What’s your new address?

Comment on Moose, Eagles, a Hill, and a House by Kim Pistey

Kim Pistey — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:01:05 +0000

ALRIGHT! So glad you made it in one….?….piece! Can’t wait for some pictures of your new place…and the mooses……Michele, what are you going to do for fun besides cleaning? Gene, any mushrooms? Please send some pictures. Will you see Renee and Bre? Funny, but I’ve met three different people in the last month who went up there. But they came back. When are you? Take Care- Kim

Comment on Moose, Eagles, a Hill, and a House by kitty and scott

kitty and scott — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:00:47 +0000

Allright you are there! Enjoy some coffee and the view a few days and then come back for some Friday evening jazz.

Comment on Moose, Eagles, a Hill, and a House by Dick Carlson

Dick Carlson — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 12:14:04 +0000

HOORAY!

We all knew Penelope could do it, we just had reservations about you! What a wonderful adventure to tell all the ducklings, someday.

Comment on Moose, Eagles, a Hill, and a House by MAMA T

MAMA T — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 12:10:57 +0000

WOW. SIGH. MUST BE HARD BEING STATIONARY, WITH A LOT TO DO OF SEMI-DULL NATURE, WANTING TO GET IT DONE, BUT TIRED AND OVERWHELMED.
THERE MUST MUST MUST BE FRESH FISH READILY AVAILABLE! OR IS IT SENT PROMPTLY TO CALIFORNIA AS “ALASKAN WILD-CAUGHT”? HOPE YOU FIND SOME SOON.
WHERE IS LAST STEEP HILL FROM YOUR PLACE?

Comment on Homer Stretch by DubleDeuce

DubleDeuce — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 05:57:20 +0000

This has truly been an AMAZING adventure. I did not take the time to view the actual roadway that you took but after doing so it is simply an amazing event. Taking a 63 year old coach out of a shed and putting it on the road for 3000 miles is one thing but doing it in the wilderness is simply unheard of.

Having worked for the Flxible Company in the middle to late 70′s as a technical field rep, I was acutely aware of the quality of the product that the company insisted upon putting out to the public. As a company we lived or died by our reputation. But to have put this coach to this test after 63 years, I don’t believe we would have considered such a thing without first insisting on a complete entourage of technicians and a caravan of parts.

Of course we would have had a camp trailer complete with a spit and several cages for live birds (ducks) for gathering ’round the campfire at night.

You have a great story to tell here Gene. Take some time to write it.

Comment on Homer Stretch by MAMA T

MAMA T — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 16:15:31 +0000

YEAH, SORTA SAD THE EPIC JOURNEY ENDING, BUT A NEW ADVENTURE CHECKING OUT NEW PLACE FOR AWHILE. DOES PENELOPE GET A WELL-DESERVED HUG OF GRATITUDE FOR MAKING IT, ALBEIT WITH NORMAL, FOR CONSIDERATIONS, PROBLEMS? IT WAS, IS, A MIGHTY ENDEAVOR, SPEAKING AS ONE WHO IS JUST A YEAR YOUNGER…