Now on the Alaska Highway we headed for Teslin and managed to catch up with some email and more laundry.
The next day we travelled back into BC on a half paved and half gravel road to Atlin. The photos are from Atlin.
Loons
Tarhannie (sp) Boat now docked and used for special ocasions eg yearly Aternoon Tea
View from th Norseman Campsite
New Totem at entrance to town.
Monday, 6 July 2015
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
June 25th to June 30th 2015 Stewart Cassier Highway
Mary and Chris left us the next morning catching the ferry to Port Hardy and we did the necessary laundry and restocking the trailer to continue our adventure. After spenting one more night in Prince Rupert we set off.
We travelled up the Stewart Cassier Highway and stayed one night in a free campsite at Kitwanga.
Next stop was at Meziadin Lake Provincial Park for 2 nights. During the day we travelled to Stewart and Hyder visiting the Bear and Salmon Glaciers.
Meziadin Lake and Campsite
Bear Glacier
Salmon Glacier
Bear along road
Boya Lake
Beaver Dam at Boya Lake
.We are now in the Yukon
We travelled up the Stewart Cassier Highway and stayed one night in a free campsite at Kitwanga.
Next stop was at Meziadin Lake Provincial Park for 2 nights. During the day we travelled to Stewart and Hyder visiting the Bear and Salmon Glaciers.
Meziadin Lake and Campsite
Bear Glacier
Salmon Glacier
Bear along road
Boya Lake
Beaver Dam at Boya Lake
.We are now in the Yukon
June 12th to June 23rd 2015 Haida Guaii
We arrived after a 8 hour ferry ride and travelled up to Masset. We headquartered there and made all our explorations from there.
The Coffee shop and bakery
Old Masset
Blow hole at Toe Hill
View from part way up Toe Hill toward Rose Spit
View from the top towards Masset
Ferry cottage at Tiel
The Pesuta wreck
Young carver learning from the master.
Building in downtown Masset
One of many sayings at the Golden Spruce site
Many people drive out onto Rose Spit for Fishing or adventure
A catch of Razor Clams
We drove out to the tree line on the spit (about 12 km)
My nephew and friends playing basketball
A totem in progress
The Kay Center
The catch from a fishing guide. A Halibit, a couple Springs and a couple Coho as well as a few other fish.
Ferry to Moresby (Sandspit)
Gray Bay
Back to the Rose Spit Road
Barnicles over 2 inches long
Saying goodbye to Haida Guaii
Container Terminal in Prince Rupert
Beach near My Nephew's house looking towards Toe Hill
The daughter of a friend who was working at the Moon Over Naikoon Coffee shop and bakery (totally off the grid).The Coffee shop and bakery
Old Masset
Blow hole at Toe Hill
View from part way up Toe Hill toward Rose Spit
View from the top towards Masset
Ferry cottage at Tiel
The Pesuta wreck
Young carver learning from the master.
Building in downtown Masset
One of many sayings at the Golden Spruce site
Many people drive out onto Rose Spit for Fishing or adventure
A catch of Razor Clams
We drove out to the tree line on the spit (about 12 km)
My nephew and friends playing basketball
A totem in progress
The Kay Center
The catch from a fishing guide. A Halibit, a couple Springs and a couple Coho as well as a few other fish.
Ferry to Moresby (Sandspit)
Gray Bay
Back to the Rose Spit Road
Barnicles over 2 inches long
Saying goodbye to Haida Guaii
Container Terminal in Prince Rupert
June 8th to June 11th 2015 Home to Prince Rupert
We travelled to Prince Rupert via Williams Lake and Smitters. Helens sister Mary and husband Chris accompanied us for this trip. Their car was almost like this when we added our stuff to go over to Haida Guaii.
Our ferry to Haida Guaii
Our ferry to Haida Guaii
Wednesday, 3 June 2015
Sept 3rd to Sept 20th 2014
We started this trip with a stay at Manning Park with the Ridge Meadows Outdoor Club at their annual summer camp. We hiked our legs out for 4 days.
Following that we had arranged to meet my sister Dianne and husband at Waterton Lakes for a few days. We arrived to good weather but that changed almost immediately as we received about a foot of snow over the next couple days.
When the roads cleared up we followed them back to Calgary and then we headed to Banff, a visit with Iva in Nacusp and then spent a couple days in Kelowna before heading home.
Following that we had arranged to meet my sister Dianne and husband at Waterton Lakes for a few days. We arrived to good weather but that changed almost immediately as we received about a foot of snow over the next couple days.
When the roads cleared up we followed them back to Calgary and then we headed to Banff, a visit with Iva in Nacusp and then spent a couple days in Kelowna before heading home.
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