Surprisingly, I had a fitful night’s sleep in Wally World’s
parking lot. This Wal-mart and
everything in the area closes by 10 p.m., so the road traffic noise was
minimal. Even the gulls and ravens
cawing didn’t disturb me.
We headed back onto the Alaska Highway, taking a brunch
break at Johnson’s Crossing, Historic MilePost 836. Truth is, I needed a sticky bun fix! We
stopped at the overlook to the Nisultin Bay Bridge, the longest water span on
the ALCAN. This was something we
neglected to do on our northbound travels, so I now have a nice photo to
share.
Later, we learned all about the Continental Divide separating two of the largest river drainages in North America, the Yukon vs the Laird River Watersheds.
Later, we learned all about the Continental Divide separating two of the largest river drainages in North America, the Yukon vs the Laird River Watersheds.
We refueled at Nugget City, at the intersection of the
Alaska Highway and Highway 37, the Stewart-Cassiar Highway. Between our northbound miles and now our
return trip, we traversed the entire ALCAN!
Now we can affix our “I Survived the Alaska Highway” bumper sign to our
rig!
We crossed over to British Columbia and decided that 8 hours of driving was more than enough. So we are spending tonight at Beaver Dam Rest Area. But not a beaver to be found.
My family is already inside the 5th wheel, but I refuse to leave the safety of the truck. You see, there is a young, male fox right outside! He is mighty thin and looking very hungry. I said give him a cat burger, not a rat burger!
As you can see, Tabby
did not react well to that statement.
No Photoshop used here, folks. This is the real deal--Tabby freaking out! |
Speak to you again soon from Iskut, British Columbia!
Too funny. That poor fox. That is a crazy look on Tabby's face lol
ReplyDeleteThat fox was awful friendly but Tabby did not think so!
DeleteBeautiful coloring on that fox. Tabby's terrified look is too funny!
ReplyDeleteTabby was pretty vocal all night while we were in the rest area. Amazing how she knew that fox was hanging out around our rig.
DeleteGreat photos! I will be following your blog because when we do head south we will take the Cassiar. I just signed a 6 month contract with the hospital in Soldotna so we are looking for an apartment for the winter. If we can find another state park job next summer we will stay until fall of 2017.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary. Good luck with the apartment search and the job search for the fall.
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