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Lost in the Islands of the Yukon
29 of June 2009
Crystal (Mingo’s youngest daughter) was the lucky one to get a call from Mingo last night. Here is a quick update from an email she sent to me about how Mingo, Ulley and Marcus spent their Sunday on the Yukon.
“Here’s Mingo’s position: N 66 3202 / W 146 2038. I hope you know what those numbers mean.
He said his shoulder is still hurting and his hand is numb.
Oh, and they are lost and are not sure where they are. There are lots of islands so the route gets very convoluted. They hope to be on track again tomorrow and they only made it about 20 miles today because they got lost. But some nice people they met gave them chocolate cake and ice cream (I know, very random!). Apparently people in Alaska are very nice. They hope to make it to Beaver tomorrow (Monday).
Um, I think that is all he said. He sounded good. Not stressed, but not happy either.”







