Talbot Arm Motel Hotel
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Day 2
We'd heard stories about how bad the road was from the Canadian border to Destruction bay from many people so were a little apprehensive about the drive today. We set off about 10am, late enough to let the overnight sot melt but early enough to arrive in good time before dark. Graham scraped a little ice off the seats before we left, but we had …
Burwash
... were happy. On the way in we saw a huge moose, horns and all. It was beside the road. We slowed down and just as we got down to 10 MPH it ran across the road and into the woods. Thankfully the 7 ft. tall animal decided to run away from us and not toward. Quite ...
Day 21
... loop after looking for the "perfect spot." We thought it was great until we got out and were swarmed by the most mosquitoes we’ve encountered so far. Maybe the creek side idea made it more of a mosquito haven. It sounded so ideal when we read it in the camping book. This was the second night near a creek with a lot of mosquitoes. Oh well!
Happy Anniversary, Val and Steve!!
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Kluane Lake, A Beautiful Sight!
... pictures and getting some jaw-dropping mountain landscapes. About half way today, we came up on a poor old black bear just doing what black bears do, searching for something to eat. We pulled over and Teds' started clicking. Not long after, 2 vans drove up and started unloading crazy tourists with all kinds of photograph equipment and running ...
Now I get it!
... River, the sun is so warm. This place has the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada -81!!!
We fill up at Fas Gas [not misspelled]. We lunch at Buck Shot Betty's where Susan found a SUPERMAN LICENSE PLATE. SHE WAS SO HAPPY! The happiest she has been since Metropolis. Actually, she wants us to LIVE in an RV. She has it made, even more than home where there are a few things she has to do ...
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