Pomeroy Inn & Suites Fort St. John
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Fort Nelson to Fort St. John
... areas of large forrests that showed lots of evidence of dead trees from a pine beetle infestation that has killed off 58 percent of BC's trees, similar to what the spruce beetle has done in our part of Alaska. We wanted to stay at a provincial park outside of ft. St. John but it was closed. We're discovering a lot of the government parks are starting to close or closed already. The Rotary Park outside of Ft. St. John was good at $38 for a space with electric ...
On to British Columbia
... in a park named the Ross H. MacLean Rotary RV Park. It was owned by Ross H. MacLean who was a very civic minded man. When he could no longer run the park, he gave it to the Rotary Club to raise money for their charity work. It was a nice park on a lake. It was raining so hard, however, that we decided to stay indoors and work on the blog. I managed to get some pictures of yet another beautiful sunset. We are now on Pacific Time so we went to bed at 9:30. ...
Another Province and Mud
A great start to a day of sun but very cool. Every morning I have been wearing my fleece under my jacket and by lunch time the fleece is off as the temperatures have risen to the point of comfort.
The wind continued to day and found me fighting to hold the motorcycle in a straight line.
I passed an amazing railway trestle that crossed the highway and was like a museum ...
Interlude III: Random Observations Pt. 2
... down in the States, it was a relatively insignificant but head-scratching observation.
8) Not everything in Canada is metric. Pints of beer and Mcdonald’s food (Quarter Pounder) are most salient examples. While gas was sold in liters, water was generally sold in gallon jugs. And while many brands of liquor were liters, there were equally as many fifth (fifth of gallon) contains for sale. Most packaged weighted ...
Day 12: Bear Poop
... large stacks burning oil and natural gas vapors. With those in the distance, we saw (and heard) beavers cutting trees and paddling down at the river, geese flying around screaming, moose meandering everywhere and some black bears darting in and out of the river below. All putting on a show. Surrounded by nature and creatures. We were truly lost in the wilderness.
For some reason, we kept searching for and easily finding a nicely cut ...
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