Monthly Archives: November 2009

By 8am, we were passing through Spokane, Dan had wanted to stop here and go to a couple Brew pubs he’d read about but I refused as punishment for him forcing me to make trip changes that prevented me from … Continue reading →

I still haven’t remembered where we spent the night but the next morning, we were off to Idaho and an attempt to visit with my friend Stacy. I’d met her up in Fairbanks, she’s an artist and was living at … Continue reading →

Then next morning, we left the Jasper National RV park and headed south to Banff, arriving around 10:30am. This is a nice little tourist town that’s in really good shape. Picturesque and all. Looks like a fancy ski town. I’m … Continue reading →

The next morning, at that nice little RV park outside of McBride, BC named Beaverview RV Park, I took a couple pictures of where I parked. The evening before, dark came so suddenly, I didn’t get any. This place is … Continue reading →

The next day in Prince George was a running around day. I’d decided the night before where I was going to try to get the leaking tranni hose fixed and where to go to try to find used spare tires. … Continue reading →

The next morning, I had the opportunity to wander around and get some pictures. We were near a small lake with a mirror surface with wispy fog kissing it. After a three hour drive, we arrive in Prince George. Ready … Continue reading →

Next morning, we head off down the road, south, into the vast stretches of mid-central British Columbia, Canada. On highway 37. Heading for Prince George.  Vast areas of treed mountains & valleys dotted with the occasional lake. Very few homes … Continue reading →

This part of the journey could be called a little boring and lonely as there was practically nothing other then the occasional tumbled down ancient business along the road. There was hardly any traffic. The day was gloomy and overcast … Continue reading →

We had arrived in Whitehorse in the dark the night before, found a provincial park and parked the rig for the night, without services. Next morning I find that the refer isn’t working. I remembered passing a RV repair shop … Continue reading →