[b:4df31]And we add to the congratulations !  [/b:4df31]
It's hard to believe that the trip is over.  It seems like just yesterday we were hauling the bikes down to Calgary to get them put into a container.  Now, they have reached the end of the road.  On the way, they managed to hit both a llama and a caribou - in their native habitats!!
In all seriousness, this was a great journey, and we are all richer for having the opportunity to participate in our own ways.  
[color=#BF0080:4df31]Guys - one recommendation...think twice about coming back down the Cassiar Highway.[/color:4df31]  You may not have listened to the news that tell of the massive floods in northern B.C.  Although you would not be going through Terrace, it's totally cut off with high water and mudslides.  You would be going through Smithers, and the river there is at its highest level in recorded history, and spilling over its banks.  It's a beautiful road, and you may want to get &quot;Hyderized&quot; in Hyder, Alaska, [color=#400040:4df31]but you could run into a lot of flooding on that route. [/color:4df31] 
All the best, and we'll look forward to welcoming you back home.  

Alan and Sharon.