Dear readers, today is a very special day for us. It was exactly a year ago today when we left to embark on this crazy grease journey. So happy anniversary to us! Our beloved Kali (the Grease Beast) took us on quite a journey across the states meeting many interesting people and visiting many familiar faces and beautiful places on the way. We want to take this time to send our love and gratitude to all of the people and places that helped us along the way. Thank you to our friends and families for your support, for helping us out, sharing and for spending time talking and catching up while we were passing thru. Many thanks to all of our new friends, friends of friends and others we have met by way of couchsurfing. You didn’t even know us and still you gave us a place to rest, made us a meal and left us with your wisdoms as well as support.
We are in a beautiful place now both physically and mentally, thanks to you and thanks to the great experiences we had on the road that helped shape our paths. Our trip may be over for the time being, but there is still so much for us to experience and learn. This is a good opportunity for us to close this chapter of our journey by ending Our Veggie (oil) Road Trip blog. We want to send much appreciation to our dedicated readers. It has been so much fun being able to share this journey with our family and friends at home, it was like having you there by our sides. It is also nice to share our knowledge, experiences, trials and tribulations with the aspiring grease travelers out there. Having spent many hours researching and reading blogs about traveling and running a vehicle on grease, we are now happy to add to that pool of knowledge.
So this will be our last entry for a while for we are where we are, here, in this beautiful place we are calling home for now. However, this does not mean the blogging stops here. We are currently in the works of setting up our new blog at: www.cabinessenceblog.wordpress.com. If we do hit the road again with “Kali” then we may perhaps resurrect this blog. For now check out our new blog and see what kind of things we have been up to settling down in rural Vermont.
Love and Blessings to you all.
Jon and Amy
I’m thinking about doing on of these conversions, what kind of mpg’s are you getting in the “Beast” since you converted it? What were you getting before?
it gets about the same as regular diesel will in your vehicle give or take depending on how clean your wvo is. i forget how much the beast was getting but i know its not a lot because it’s a big and hungry beast.