The Nissan Path

Hi friends,

I recently discovered this forum, and I want to share with you my Pathfinder experience. In 2005 I went from Mexico City to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, and in 2008-2009 I completed the Panamericana driving from Mexico City to Ushuaia, Argentina.
Details are posted in www.stormstudios.com.mx/Expedition2 in english and spanish.
Best Wishes,

Luis.

Absolutely fantastic! I'd love to do a trip or three like that. Thanks for posting!

Now that is a road trip. Great web site. Thanks for putting it out there.

wow. great pictures.

Thanks luis for posting your website. It took me two days to completly see the entire trip(website). I saw both of your expeditions. The pictures taken were of great quality and some of them took my breath away.

Thank you for allowing and taking us through your trip. Just wondering, Do you have another trip in mind for the future?

Thank you guys,

I'm so glad you're enjoying the website. It took a lot of effort for us to complete the trip, so we thought sharing it was a good idea.

We are not planning any new trip now, because our money has devaluated so much, but maybe in a few years from now we will try the Dalton Higway in november or december, or the Europe tour, shipping the Pathfinder to Portugal, who knows.

Best wishes,

Luis.

Luis,

Excellent writeup and beautiful website! Thanks for sharing.

Do you have a page detailing your expedition I?

Marv

Thank you very much Marv,

We do have a website for the trip to Alaska, but unfotunately it is not in english. If you still want to visit it here is the link: www.stormstudios.com.mx/EnbuscadelaAurora
which means searching for the Aurora.

All the best,

Luis.

More interesting photos! Unfortunately, I have only a rudimentary grasp of Spanish so most of the story was lost. My own fault for not paying attention in school.

Thanks again

Marv

Thanks Marv,

One of the things that we tried to add in Expedition 2 was the english version of the website. It took a lot of effort, as you can imagine. When we went to Alaska everything was new, so the idea of the website was rather improvised. It worked so well that we decided to make this new website in both languages, and as we were traveling my sister in NY was translating everythig as she could.

Let me tell you though, that there is no much story to tell in the Alaska trip as in the Patagonia trip, which has a very powerful story to it, for obvious reasons.

And yes, I agree, the scenary was absolutely fantastic. I would say as spectacular as Antarctica.

All the best,

Luis.

oh, wow. this is amazing, i have to say. i would love to do this.