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Safe Travels, Andy
Bald Mountain Summit - August 2008
The New Obi-Wan Kenobi Look
Day 70. My hair is whiter, but I didn't loose all of it.
First Outdoor Walk in a Month
Day 19. Trudging around the block on the first 50-degree day
My Home Pharmacy
Friday, March 6. Trying to keep track of all the pills.
Light at the End of the Tunnel
March 3, 2009, Day 8.
The Days Tick By
Friday, Feb. 27th, Day 4.
February 23, Transplant Day
Receiving the infusion of marrow and stem cells from my donor brother Pete.
It Will Take a Long Time to Get to Alaska on this Bike!
February 19, 2009 - "Day Minus 4"
At the Start of the Hospital Stay
February 17, 2009 - "Day Minus 6"
Bicycling in Minneapolis in December
On the Midtown Greenway, Dec. 8, 2008.
Denise and I at Brule Lake, BWCA
July 2008
Arriving at Alaska Border near Skagway
40th Anniversary Bike Trip, 2655 miles in 24 days, July 30, 2007
Family canoe trip in Boundary Waters
July, 2006.
Half Way Around Lake Superior
In Pukaskwa Park on a 30-day, 1136-mile sea kayak circumnavigation without resupply, July 1996.
In the Middle of Lake Superior, July 8, 1993.
N 47 deg. 46.9' W 88 deg. 25.5' on the North-South Crossing.
Denise and I Bicycle across Europe
Oppenau, Germany, August 1984
Kayaking the Noatak River, Brooks Range, Alaska
Approaching the DeLong Mtns. with Russ Lindgren, July 1981.
On the Summit of Mt. McKinley
20,320 ft., with the Midwest Mountaineering team, May 27, 1979.
Hiking the Crest of the Brooks Range in 1972
502 miles from Kubuk Village to Arctic Village, Alaska, in 55 days.
After Biking to Alaska and Back, 7460 miles.
Roseville, MN, Sept. 15, 1967
On the 1964 Bike Trip around Lake Superior
Grand Marais, MN, July 2, 1964
4 comments:
Oh shoot. Get out of that place! Everyone's pulling for you buddy...
Cheryl
sending you a lot of love Andy!!
Hey there Andy....great to hear that you are back home. Wishing you all of the absolute best....sending you tons of great vibes and lots of love.
Kelley Woolsey
Obi-Wan
Until recently, I was not that familiar with Midwest Mountainering. I am so impressed with this GREAT company! WOW!
I have read of your adventures and now am following your battle with cancer. I want you to know that I wish you strength to beat this crap and get back to your incredible adventures in nature. Cancer SUCKS! May the Force be with you!
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