Drive The Globe is coming out of hibernation!
After a bit of a hiatus Drive The Globe will be coming back soon. Stay Tuned.

Gorgeous day for the annual fly-in in Simsbury Connecticut.
Sun, planes, cars- seems like a great excuse to hang out on a Sunday and enjoy probably one of the last summer like days of 2009.  Hundreds of planes and cars turned out for the annual event. This year we attended with the Mog, the 1965 series [...]

Spare tire left in Labrador returns home via Montreal and a midnight pickup.
Sometimes it seems like a trip never ends. After our “breakdown” in Labrador and the subsequent decision to leave the spare tire behind because of weight considerations we had to figure out a way to get a 275 pound large tire back home. [...]

We arrived back at home this afternoon after a final push of nearly 1000 miles the past two days. We are tired and glad to be home. Both Labrador and Newfoundland were fantastic and in the coming days we will be sharing the stories, photos and video as well as introducing you to some of [...]

I am writing this update from the ferry terminal. We will be boarding the ship for Nova Scotia shortly. Only 1000 miles and we will be home!
So far the vehicles are performing flawlessly (knock on wood). We spent the afternoon riding zip lines high above a waterfall in Corner Brook Newfoundland. Great adrenaline rush.
Last  night [...]

We arrive today for five days in Gros Morne National Park, sorry no more updates for a few days as we will be relaxing. Spent several days exploring L Anse aux Meadows, the site of the first Viking landing in North America- long before Columbus. Saw plenty of icebergs and moose- in fact had a [...]

We have completed our trek across Labrador. Today we board the ferry for Newfoundland. We will spend a few days exploring L Anse aux meadows- a Viking site on the North coast and then a week in Gros Morne National park- a world heritage site.
The past few days we toured the scenic coast of Labrador. [...]

Hello from Labrador! Doing what we do best! Enjoying some frosty beverages and updating this blog from the Sir Robert Bond marine vessel on the way to Cartwright Labrador (overnight ferry). Modern technology is amazing- internet in the middle of no where.  We had to prove that we were indeed alive and well after the [...]

We have reached Churchill Falls Labrador, halfway along the dirt Labrador highway between Labrador City and Goose Bay. Due to a significant vehicle problem (a long story to be published later) we are lacking sleep, food and some of our wits but we are only a half day behind schedule.
We have many people to thank [...]