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NH man who previously crossed U.S. on moped and by air, tries it on horseback
Alex McNeil, a New Hampshire native, embraces the challenge of crossing the U.S. from sea to shining sea. McNeil, 37, has ridden a moped across the U.S. He obtained his private pilot’s license and flew a small airplane across the country. This trip included a stop for fuel at the Bradford Regional Airport.
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