It had rained over night but the road had several hours to dry off, so most of the slick surface was dry. One or two spots were real slick and had some deep mud. As I was, sliding going ahhh shit Huckleberry was going Yea MUD!
Dredge at Chicken Alaska
This time at the Eagle Junction we took the Top of The World
highway and on to the Canadian Border.
Bike at Yukon Alaska Border Top Of the World
Riding to Dawson was dusty, sometimes I could barely see
Huckleberries headlight. When we stopped she reminded me that I had dusted her
the entire way, and that I owed her a beer.
A ferry took us across the mighty Yukon, into Dawson. The
town was bustling. Canada Day Celebrations were ongoing and the Quest, a Kayak
river race from Whitehorse had boaters arriving and onlookers cheering them on.
Zumo took us to our deluxe accommodations in a old Atco Trailer behind the fabulous Triple J hotel.
Today we leave Dawson and travel north up the Dempster, new
unknown territory!
Hey Jaz
ReplyDeleteI like reading the two sides of the trips, you and Huckleberry's (that boho gypsy). Her GPS link is easier to do than yours.
Have too much fun on your trip.
Dirt plays a starring role in many of your posts and adventures. In AZ, it's more a matter of dust (dirt with aspirations of being airborne) mucking everything up. Nice photos. Good luck way up north!
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