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Events

Come be a part of this great Mission 22 fundraiser

07/01/2022

ARCTIC ADVENTURE 22 BEGINS

9am

Leonardville KS

Event Details

07/01/2022

ARCTIC ADVENTURE 22 BEGINS

In memory of all those who won the war but lost the battle! (PTSD) 


Trip begins to the Arctic Circle from Leonardville KS. 0900

9am

Leonardville KS

7/22/2022

RETURN TO LEONARDVILLE KS

5pm

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10pm

Leonardville City Building

Event Details

7/22/2022

RETURN TO LEONARDVILLE KS

This will mark the 22nd day of the adventure. Return to Leonardville KS. 

DJ, BBQ, Meet and Greet

Mission 22 booth, Glavan Ford and more 

Leona...

Event Details

5pm

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10pm

Leonardville City Building

Interesting Points ALONG THE WAY

The world famous Alask HWY  

Dawson Creek, British Columbia, and runs to Delta Junction, Alaska (which is known for the official end of the highway), via Whitehorse, Yukon. 

The James Dalton HWY

 

If you’ve seen the TV show Ice Road Truckers, then you’re familiar with the James W. Dalton Highway, a 414-mile stretch of gravel and dirt that runs from the town of Livengood up to Prudhoe Bay and through some of Alaska’s most remote wilderness.

How remote is it up here? There are only three very small towns along the way. Often, the Trans-Alaska pipeline, which runs parallel 

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Arctic Circle Sign  Alaska

THE ARCTIC CIRCLE


What is the Arctic Circle anyway? To put it simply, it’s just an imaginary line that goes around the northernmost part of the world. This may not seem like such a big deal, but once you cross over to the Arctic Circle, you can get a feel for a totally different world. Here, the sun does not set at all during Summer Solstice and does not rise during the Winter Solstice. The further


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