“Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares,” Hebrews 13:2 FROM VICKI: Breakfast the next morning was delicious! Fran and Vicki both had their famous sourdough pancakes (not the ones tossed the night before), and Fran had some kind of game sausage (reindeer), and Vicki tried not to think about… Read more

We crossed from Canada into Alaska!  There is a border marker monument and looking across the landscape in both directions from this monument there is a mowed and tree-cleared area delineating the line where the U.S. meets Canada. John jumping for joy – finally we’re in Alaska! Steve at the Alaska sign in 2012 After… Read more

“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.” -Author Unknown I cannot describe the beauty that literally wraps around us. It is breathtaking. I remember driving into Haines Junction with Steve and both of us awestruck by the Saint Elias Mountain Range that… Read more

Two days stop-over in Whitehorse to regroup, re-stock grub, do laundry and try and get the darn webpage up and running. Our trip to the grocery store was not complete until we stopped at Canadian Tire to buy more of Frank’s chips! First things first, though, we had to go on a little exploration of… Read more

Up early and behind the wheel for another day. We thanked Remy and wished him and his family all the best. We waved goodbye to him as he was repairing the gas pump with borrowed parts from an abandoned outpost down the road. FROM VICKI: A little over an hour down the road we crossed… Read more

Smoky again this morning. We begin today with another museum tour at the Fort Nelson Heritage Museum, next door to our campground. They have so many old cars, trucks and vintage machinery they cannot fit it all in their buildings so much of it is parked outside both in front and in the back. Inside,… Read more

The campground we stayed at has the Walter Wright Replica Pioneer Village adjacent to it. We started our day exploring this mini town. Walter collected buildings and their contents from the local area, then moved them to his little replica village. Can you imagine someone coming home and saying, “Honey, I’ve decided to start a… Read more