Thanks for the report, amazing flights and sights. You could upload the data logs from the GTN to FlySto to give you lasting recollections of your trip 👍
Thank you once again for an amazing adventure.
It must feel weird to arrive home at the end of such an adventure!
I’m sorry but I’m out of superlatives to describe your writeups! All I can say is a heart felt thank you for the time you put into them!
Thank you very much!! I’m really honored by your feedback, it was my motivation to sit down in front of my laptop, select photos and write down what I could remember. Like I did last time, I’ll try to write a final post on the journey giving a bit of background and hindsight.
would have quickly flown over to say hi and shake your hands had I known when
@Dan that would have been great! If/when we ever do something like this again, I’ll let you know!!
Thank you for taking us along onto that epic trip!
And I second the proposal for a book. It’s absolutely worth it and I’ll buy a copy :)
One day when I become a serious and true pilot, I’ll do the stuff that terbangs did. Amazing!
I am almost speechless with admiration. What an astounding adventure. Congratulations to you both.
Truly amazing! I’m most impressed that you managed to avoid any major issues during the trip.
I was living in a small village in the USA (Randolph, Utah)
There must be a story there 
(in addition to the one you already told). That’s an isolated spot for most, 60 km to the nearest GA airport, unless of course that’s where you happen to be. I’ve been through there on the way south from Wyoming via Bear Lake.
I enjoyed reading the travelogue very much!
Thanks for posting these stories. Absolutely fantastic trip; if I manage to go to even a fraction of the places you’ve been by GA I shall be very pleased!
