Well, after yesterday's lost five hours, we really wanted
to try and make up some time today. So we started really early, before
daylight. Since it was not overly cold last night the furry copilot slept in
the car. He might have been happier in the tent but space was at a premium so
we made him a blanket pile in the backseat. Besides, they have bears in the
area and we did not want noisy bait!!!
We made a stop for a letterbox at a scenic view, and of
course I forgot to take my camera from the car so no photos. We had lunch in a
park in Prince George that was rather nippy since it was on top of a hill and
the wind was blowing pretty hard. We looked for a couple other letterboxes along the drive including one at the world's largest fly fishing rod, just to take short breaks.
But really today was all about driving. Minimal pictures.
The only item of note for the day was we checked the weather forecast while in
Prince George and based on what we were driving in so far, opted to take the
shorter, narrower, less travelled road north since this is the decision point.
Either cross over the mountains to the official start of the Alaska Highway or
take a different route that stays on the west side of the Rockies before
crossing much further north. So to the west we went.
Start: Cache Creek, British Columbia
Stop: Kitwanga, British Columbia
~580 Miles Driven
~3.8 Miles Walked
2 Letterboxes Found
2 Letterboxes Found
3 Letterboxes Not Found
0 Letterboxes Planted
Pictures will be posted on Facebook in this album (and the link will be included in all future posts for this trip):
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