Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

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 →

The next morning, in Skagway, we get up to coolish weather. After a shower for Dan and breakfast, we button up the RV and head into town. Turned out this RV park is nice and big with lots of scenery. … Continue reading →

The next morning, we awoke in Haines, AK. The weather was cooperating and although a bit chilly, it wasn’t raining. I’d read about Haines and had friends tell me about the town several times so I was excited about being … Continue reading →

The next morning, we leave the lake we’d parked by, Kulane Lake, and head down the road. We had crossed the border into Canada the day before and the border crossing is so remote with such few crossings that it … Continue reading →

We left Fairbanks, Sunday Aug. 30th, around 8 AM. It had rained a good portion of the night and on into the day. Traveling again made me feel pretty happy, even the rain didn’t dampen my spirits. After 6-7 hours … Continue reading →