Logpile Lodge Smithers

... and therefore didn't get to see the sights around the town.

I have been completing a collage of photos for our fellow caravaners as a remembrance of our trip together. I compiled photos of items begiining with the same letter as each person's last name and added background music.

... truck each night in order to prevent something like this from happening. It was the only thing that kept the trailer from disaapearing.

Jason also had his work cut out for him today, trying to figure out the reason why the portable refrigerator was not turning on when plugged into the cigarette lighter. He ...

... if desired. We drizzled a little lime juice on ours and it made a fantastic salad. I had gotten some beautiful red peppers (4 large ones for $1.98) and we roasted a couple of those as our veggie. The salad and peppers went well with our rib-eye steak, which we shared.

Later we noticed a fifth-wheel pulling into the park heavily covered in mud. We both agreed they must have traveled some “good” roads, so we visited with Gerald ...

We arrived in Smithers for a one night stand and had a pot luck dinner and happy hour. The crew is ready to finish the tour and head out on there own and so are we. The landscape has changed from mountains and wildlife to good old farm land. But christa saw a black bear on the way. Ray and Christa

... passed the Bear Glacier which is very close to the road. Eventually it did warm up, stop raining and at 12:11 pm the sun came out in all its glory!!! I rode south on Highway 37 to Kitwanga where there were some very old totem poles on a old historic first nation reserve. At the end of Highway 37 I turned east onto the Yellowhead Highway (Number 16) and spent some time in Old Hazelton where there is a very well set ...

... the Alpenhorn-while the guys went for another hike. Looking at their pictures afterward, I was pretty happy to have sat out, apparently it was even steeper than the little onion trail. On Sunday we made our way to Terrace to do some work on Lakelse Lake. We stayed at Ferry Island Campground, right outside of Terrace, as this appeared to be the best place for fishing. We left Brendan to his fishing and Eric and I did a short hike ...

... hands around the top of his head, over his eyes and then swing them back and forth! Rick just cracked up laughing, it did look so funny in the mirror, The fact Earnie had a heap of flies or mossie's should not have distracted him from the normal signals surely? Well here we are and a rain cloud came over that covers the mountain views for about ten minutes, then it cleared and looking behind the castle the sight of a glacier heading directly ...

... woods before we got his photo. Then we noticed that along the road were many dandelions. Along with the dandelions we found bears, four of them. It seems that bears like dandelions. One was even lying down to eat his. They didn't seem to mind us photographing them. They were just busy eating. When the dandelions were no longer on the side of the road, we saw no more bears. We did see another moose and several deer ...

Hey everyone, Havn't posted anything in awhile and today is my day off so I figured why not through a few more sentences into this blog. The weather here has been @#$%, all rainy and nasty with glimpses of sunshine for at least 2 weeks now. I have been working pretty much the whole time though so it hasn't phased me much. About a week ago I had my first dine and dasher. . .lucky me...although apparently this guy is notorious for D&D so it was no big deal and he came in the ...

... involves milkshakes. To top it off guess what Mondays are? Martini Mondays!! When have I ever made a martini? It was a little hectic for the first hour, especially since the morning bartender didn't put the keys to the liquor lock-up back and I ran out of vermouth...on martini monday....ahhhhhhh. But i figured it out and was rock-n-rollin by the end of the nite. (I found a button on the computer that ...