The first to last stop on the Zero Emission Tour was Sunday at Powell’s was a huge success. Here are some photos leading up to the gentlemen’s time in Portland. Don’t forget, the Zero Emission Tour ends Saturday, August 14th, 7pm @ Third Place Books in Seattle (map): RSVP HERE!

Sometimes there are no houses in which to sleep. But, this is what roughing it in Oregon looks like.

Then it is back on the road, headed for Portland.

Sometimes you’ve got to fight your way out of a situation. Especially when a goat starts talking smack.

James discovers a love of blueberries.

Sunday, August 8th, 4pm @ Powell’s Books in Portland (map)

James and Miles will have passed the 1400 mile mark and will be nearing the end of their trip. Come out tomorrow, August 8th, for Portland stop on the Zero Emission Book Tour. RSVP HERE!

Saturday, August 14th, 7pm @ Third Place Books in Seattle (map)

This is the final stop on Zero Emission Book Tour. This is a big one folks. Come out, congratulate the gents on their accomplishment, see James do his final reading, and wish them safe travels home. RSVP HERE!

Here is more footage, day 18-32.

Author James Kaelan and cinematographer Miles Kittredge have officially passed the 1,000 mile mark and are well into Oregon!

The help continues but the gents are, truthfully, very ready not to sleep, well, in places like this anymore.

…or preparing meals like this…

Miles did though pick up a very important and useful skill whilst on the road. Bike-Wine-Brewing!

They still have a bit of a stretch to get to Portland and are trying to fill their down-time with tomfoolery.

More soon. Thanks for staying tuned in!

Well, it appears the gentlemen are leaving the valleys of California.

They were welcomed with ice tea and cats at vacation home along the tour route (yes, we know the irony of a tea kept cold by a refrigerator while on a zero emission tour).

James did, however, learn to use a solar cooker.

And sleep in the yard, on a pretty nasty incline. Looking at the photos, it appears to be only barely a yard.

And, our courageous cinematographer, Miles Kittredge, braved throngs of children and the attitude of postal workers to mail footage back to the Flatmancrooked Publishing offices.

They will be in Portland and the reading at Powells in no time! Hope to see a bunch of you folks there.