Mile 0 of the Alcan at Dawson Creek, BC. We have some sunshine. Note the van is cleanish!
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Found the carts hooked together in Ft St John. You insert a looney (Canadian dollar coin) & they release. When you return them & reattach the device, you get the looney back. Clever!

Found this "bush bike" at the Heritage Museum. Built in the 50s, it was an early all terrain vehicle.
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Linda found this guy in the Museum too! The ONLY way to visit a grizzly!!
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We saw a variety of wildlife along the road, porcupines, caribou, stone sheep, moose, bison, sandhill cranes and black bears.
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This is the boardwalk back to Liard Hotsprings. The natural hot pools provide travelers along the highway a spot to soak and relax in a natural setting all year long. The vegetation is lush due to the thermal activity & mosquitoes are fierce. Roxy's a happy camper with her headnet!
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The Springs were beautiful! Boiling at the near end, cooling nicely as it flowed to the outlet. There is cool water draining in from the edges that keep mixing the pool so the temperature fluctuates.
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Enjoying a soak !

This board explains the origin of the sign post forest in Watson Lake, Yukon. There are now over 75,000 signs & increasing.
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These license plates & signs are from all over the world.
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There are mileposts, or kilometer posts here in Canada, all along the highway. We were quite surprised to see fresh snow along the roadside as we approached Whitehorse!

The temperature kept dropping. The low was 37 degrees and raining…brrrr. We're not in Arizona anymore!
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