Mr. Sergeant At Arms, I would count it an honor, Sir, if you would allow me to second Brother Marlow's noble and magnanimous motion to so honor our absent comrades/brothers.

Harrumph!

Billy -- I was worried about Heavy D, as was Paniolo -- who told me, in his own peculiar way, just how pleased he was to provide backup for all the "less experienced" and "junior" trucks on the adventure who were understandably intimidated by the muddy climb up to Frankie's or the mighty river fording on the way home. The 2WD Cumminsbolt was much relieved he didn't have to rescue anyone on the trip!

Double Harrumph!


~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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