The Sun On Our Faces
We started out this morning from
where we left off yesterday. Tok. First
thing was to brew a pot of Kaladi Koffee. Fast Eddies served us up some chicken
eggs for breakfast, and cream in tiny packages that without my glasses I almost
used a flavored one, and well that would have not been good.
On the road as the sun was rising.
Sunrise on The Alcan Highway
Heading to the border. We see lots
of wild animal tracks off the sides of the Alaska Highway, but the only wild
life we encounter is Spruce hens, that do not seem to even notice a carriage of
steel and glass screaming by them inches away.
The border crossing was pretty routine.
The officer could tell by the roof rack with tires that we were pros at northern
travel. He did make me back up our carriage to the stop sign so he could get a proper
photograph of our license plate. After he checked us out and over, he asked me
another strange border crossing question that has to rate right up there with “Is
that a hard plastic brim on your hemit? He asked me if I knew anyone in Canada.
I said I did not but on a trip across the northern prairies a couple of years
ago I was in Toronto the same time as the Queen, and had a photo of her in my
pocket book to prove it. He wished us safe travels. Save travel and shooting is what we had…
North Bound Plow and Pickup
All along our route you can spot sections of the original Alcan Highway, and at Aishihik River we spotted one of the original wooden bridges.
By far the most thrilling thing we saw all day was around Destruction Bay. Charging out of the woods and into the road was a very fast Wolverine. It was not posing for photos…
Not a good shot of a Wolvering but the best shot I got.
Tonight in Whitehorse sleeping like a Egyptian in the Egyptian
room at midnight sun B &B
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