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Two Mules and a Wagon
Published Oct 07, 2009
Traveling across the country and back by car takes long enough – imagine making the trek with just two mules and a wagon.
John McComsey did just that, leaving his Henry County home on April 1, 2009, accompanied by his dog Britt in two tandem wagons pulled by mules Jack and Mack. McComsey went westward to visit his sister in Phoenix, Ariz., and to raise awareness for multiple sclerosis, which afflicts his niece.
Throughout his trip, McComsey kept track of his progress on his Web site, www.twomulesandawagon.com. He made it to Texas within a month at a pace of about 20 miles per day, arriving in Phoenix in time for July 4 before beginning his journey home to Tennessee.
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