2008 Winter Alcan Photos
(photo quality is low so that I can upload them from the road.)


02/12/2008 10:11 - We're taking the famous Red RS for it's first trip North of 60.

02/12/2008 10:11 - The Red RS hidding out as a checkpoint at Thunderbird in '00. Its first taste of Canadian snow.

02/12/2008 10:11 - Thunderbird 08 - Sliding the car past the checkpoint (by Dave Hood)

02/12/2008 10:11 - Thunderbird 08 - A perfect shakedown for the Alcan. 4th overall and all in one piece. (by Dennis Wende)

02/15/2008 15:45 - So it takes a lot of space for three guys to travel 5000+ miles in a Subaru Impreza.

02/15/2008 15:46 - So why not use the trunk? Because it has two full size studded spares and all of the required safety and maintance stuff you need for 11 hard days of travel.

02/15/2008 15:49 - A few rally bits have been added to the Front Office to keep the scores low and the ride comfortable.

02/15/2008 15:51 - And one lucky team member gets to ride in the lap of luxury in the spacious Back Office. This area will be a comfy pile of parkas to sleep on as well as the general communications and cartography central hub.

02/15/2008 18:21 - Tres Hombres is happy to announce our new sponser, Better Concepts Inc. out of Atlanta GA.

02/16/2008 19:03 - Tech and registration is done. Stickers have been applied. Soon to leave for the dinner and then getting the last good nights sleep for the next 5000 miles.

02/18/2008 21:49 - Waiting to start Soda Creek

02/18/2008 22:39 - The Elvis Rocks dinner on Highway 1

02/19/2008 22:32 - The Tres Hombres team photo. Taken in them middle of the Blackwater section of B.C. Yes, we're having fun now!

02/19/2008 22:34 - This is an example of the Blackwater Road. This was VERY fun to drive on.

02/19/2008 22:36 - The Cassiar Highway runs nearly the entire length of British Columbia. We drove its full length and more today. Nearly 850 miles. This is a typical scene along the way.

02/19/2008 22:38 - Another shot from the car along the Cassiar Highway.

02/19/2008 22:40 - Russ Kraushaar at work with the Nav computer. He's getting us a BUNCH of perfect zero scores.