July 20 - at Wasilla

Have been out of cell service. Kristopher helped me this morning to get on wifi at his Grandma and Grandpas house. This is a 57 oz piece of gold we got to see T Tok, AK. 

This is the Yukon River. We took our camper across this on a ferry at DawsonCity. Very cool!

Lynice, Kristopher and I when we got to Wasilla. 

I got to have my picture taken with Diamond Tooth Gertie and her dancers/singers at Dawson City. Fun!

Tate can climb up on my wheelchair all by himself!

July 16 - Leaving Dawson City

I had so much fun in Dawson City!!  I loved Diamond Tooth Gertie’s - amazingly talented singers/dancers. We went to one show Sat nite and 2 shows last nite. We stood by the Yukon River and this morning we are crossing it on a ferry!  We also went to the Palace Grand Theatre, which is a beautiful and amazingly restored building built in the late 1800’s.

Can’t seem to load pics this morning but I’ll send a couple from yesterday as soon as I can.

July 14 - Fox Lake to Dawson City

We stayed at a camp site on Fox Lake last night. A friendly camping neighbour said we should try the cinnamon buns at Braeburn so that was our first stop this morning. And wow!!!  Delicious, and the size of a dinner plate!  Turns out that Braeburn is a checkpoint for the Yukon Quest, so it was an interesting place.   PS you can see one of the bun makers behind me,

Our first view of the Yukon River!   Huge!

We were surprised when we got to Dawson City. Lots of things to do but the terrain is all dug up and gravel piles surround the town from gold mining. We went to Diamond Tooth Gertie’s. I really enjoyed all the music and dancing, and I want to go again tomorrow. Here’s a pic of Gertie and the dancing girls with me. 

July 13 - Watson Lake to Whitehorse

We passed over the continental divide today - the place where water flows on one side to the Pacific, and the other side of the divide flows to the Beauford Sea.  Pretty cool!  We also went to the George Johnston Museum in Teslin. Very interesting history!

July 12 - Muncho Lake BC to Watson Lake Yukon

Great day today!  Saw 8 black bears, a huge buffalo herd and some single buffalos or small groups. We lunched by the Liard River, very beautiful spot. Just fueling up at Watson Lake and then heading to a campground 2 km from here for the night.

 

Me beside the Liard River. 

July 11 evening

In Northern BC, if you see a motorcycle sign “chattering” you likely are going to cross a narrow bridge with a grated bottom!

We stayed at Muncho Lake last night. So beautiful there!

July 11 - Sikanni Chief River

This is called “suicide hill” - 2 km at 11% grade and 3 km at 9% grade. This is where we had trouble last year and stayed just past this bridge for 2 weeks. Drove thru with no issues this year