June 23 we begin out trek up the Alaska Highway. This is our little caravan.
First night of dry camping. We stopped at a Provincial Park next to the Prophet River. The park is also the location of an abandoned air field that was used by the US Army in 1942 as a staging area for construction of the Alaska Highway.
Photos taken along the Alaska Highway where we spotted mountain sheep. This is more like it.
Evening of June 24th we stop at the Toad River Lodge and Campground at mile 422 Alaska Highway. We backed our campers up to the lake created by beavers that had dammed the Toad River. View from our rear window.
Moose watching from our camper. That really is a moose across the lake
Did we mention how bad the mosquitoes are?
Having Fun..
Love, love your pictures...the scenery is just beautiful. Looks like Gary is getting a nap in after all that driving. So glad you are having a good time...but did I mention I am really, really jealous!! hee hee! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteThat moose looked like a bear to me. I remember the mosquitoes from when we lived in MN. Margie, that last picture is one for the crap box. You are doing a great job my friend. Scenery looks beautiful. Love the blog. Please continue.
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