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Fort Nelson to Fort St. John
The road today traversed the heart of oil country which was quite evident with all the trucks, work vehicles, and communities of work camps. The road also had the most 6 to 9 percent uphills and downhills we have had. We slowed down a lot of vehicles with not being able to drive much over 25 to 30 on some of the hills. It was also our first day of driving in strong 30 to 35 mile per hour winds. I didn't get any pictures with few places to pul off the road. We ...
On to British Columbia
... as the Alcan (Alaska/Canada) Military Highway. It served as the main supply highway to the military bases in Alaska during WWII. It is really a pretty nice road, but it does have a few stretches where it is pretty rough. Forty three years ago when I made my first trip to Banff, they told us that the Alcan was full of ruts and some parts were gravel. They claimed that no sane person would drive their car on it back then.
When we finally stopped ...
Watson Lake to Charlie Lake and animals
... helped Dave get the canopy rolled up and back in place, then they tied it in place with ropes. This will be an expensive mistake. Dave is still beating himself up over it.
Tonight we are at Malta, Montana, USA. It's good to be back in the good ole USA. We will try to make Grand Forks, North Dakota tomorrow, somewhere in da UP the next day, and then HOME!
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Remington
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Interlude III: Random Observations Pt. 2
... we were trying to get gas after the stations had all closed for the night, of course. Then it blew.
7) People in Canada use things called “wrist watches”. It’s true! People still wear those things you can tell time on that doesn’t also make phone calls, play music or email. What a crazy concept! Although almost a year later I’m noticing there is a slight resurgence of (superfluous) ...
Day 12: Bear Poop
... in the middle of a river surrounded by a nature preserve. Beautiful. Guess where we settled in?
The site was remote, gorgeous and absolutely enclosed with nature. And bear poop. Simply everywhere. We built our camp (as it was raining, naturally) but soon realized it was right in the axis of a bear trail and dead tree with large overhanging branches. After moving camp and opening our most recent bottle of Jack, we saw in the ...
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