That's where we stopped. It was recommended. I must have received the cruise ship menu.
Alasaka Bound
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We are still traveling. Currently somewhere lost in Idaho. General direction is Yellowstone and tetons.
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probably... no cruises when I were there.
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Where you were camped outside Wasilla? The 3x we were in AK, we rented cabins around the Wasilla area..Nice city..
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We found this free spot by the river.
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Hey Terry. Where are you on your adventure?
We got seriously lost coming back through Utah. Tried the Rim Rocker trail between Moab and Colorado. Finally found a main road. Now in Montrose, CO. Headed to Yankee Boy Basin in the morning.
Be safe and make memories
We got seriously lost coming back through Utah. Tried the Rim Rocker trail between Moab and Colorado. Finally found a main road. Now in Montrose, CO. Headed to Yankee Boy Basin in the morning.
Be safe and make memories
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Will he leaving on the 21st. Getting excited. Still so much to gather. Hope to hit decent weather up there.
We made it home last night after 2 months on the road. Had a ball, ready to go somewhere else in the fall. Too HOT here (Eads TN).
I talked to my mom in anchorage and theyre breaking heat records up there. Its been in the 90s.
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Wow good but I understand they are having fire trouble in Fairbanks. Hope everyone is staying safe up there.
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Left Alaska a few days ago. It got a bit too hot and smoky for me toward the end.
Currently around Jasper National Park.
Much better weather conditions down here.
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Great discussion.
We’re going next year so i’ll Be watching with interest ...
We’re going next year so i’ll Be watching with interest ...
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OK everyone back from the adventure. It was utterly fantastic up there. To me a must go to place.
I'll be posting photos of the trip by each day for awhile. Cleanup of gear and rig has been fun. Your rig will get muddy/dirty up there.
First day was to get across the border and really the start of the fun. Got to a Provincial Park named Goldpan and camped right along the river. Not bad for $12 Canadian. The only downside was the train tracks that ran right across the road from camp.
2 photos above taken by Heather Berge.
I'll be posting photos of the trip by each day for awhile. Cleanup of gear and rig has been fun. Your rig will get muddy/dirty up there.
First day was to get across the border and really the start of the fun. Got to a Provincial Park named Goldpan and camped right along the river. Not bad for $12 Canadian. The only downside was the train tracks that ran right across the road from camp.
2 photos above taken by Heather Berge.
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Day 2 started off early. Headed through Prince George then along the beautiful John Hart Highway, Canada 97, stopping at the oldest home in the region, the Huble Homestead Historic Park. The house is a typical Ontario farmhouse built in 1911. Also the park consists of a General Store, Post Office and Blacksmiths Shop. Got there just as they were closing but had 15 minutes to look around quickly in the house and barn.
Finished the drive at Crooked River Provincial Park for the night and enjoyed a beautiful sunset over the lake. This is another $12 Canadian camp site.
Above photo taken by Heather Berge.
Above photo taken by Heather Berge.
Finished the drive at Crooked River Provincial Park for the night and enjoyed a beautiful sunset over the lake. This is another $12 Canadian camp site.
Above photo taken by Heather Berge.
Above photo taken by Heather Berge.
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Terry I’m looking forward to following along with your journey! There’s so much amazing roads ahead for you.
Safe travels..
Safe travels..
