Marble River Rec Site

We packed up this morning and left Port Hardy. But not quickly. We had to make a million stops, like the busy Co-op where a totally swamped young employee refilled…

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A lazy, down day in Port Hardy

We had grandiose plans of heading out on a camping adventure this morning with Colette but she got busy with her plumber at her building site and we were content…

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Exploring Port Hardy

While Colette was tutoring this morning, I visited the local museum to learn more about the area. It’s nicely done. Small. Casual. You can sense the collective investment in preserving…

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Made it to Port Hardy!

I got up earlier than usual this morning, hoping to send more time with Dad before he left the rest area. He was already up and planning his next adventure…

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Day full of worry

This morning we got up to a beautiful blue sky. I waited until after 8am to find the comfort station and a free shower. No line! I guessed the best…

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I rode on a mini train!

I was looking on the map for an off leash dog park for Hank to run in in Prince George when I noticed a Train and Forestry Museum! What could…

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Stewart, BC

It has been raining for hours. I’m standing on a covered patio attached to the laundry room at the Bear River RV park in Stewart, BC. We got a spot…

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Dease Lake

We are parked on the shore of Dease Lake tonight, north of the town of the same name, in a provincial rec site called Sawmill Point. There are about 10…

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We’re on the road!

Jeff, Hank, and I are hunkering down in our new truck camper in the Pelly Crossing Campground, just off the Klondike Highway. It’s a nice and convenient campground. Free too!…

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Nothing much new

Fires are still burning. Evacuation alerts are still in place. More structures have sprinklers on them. No buildings have been lost to fire. The Dempster and the Klondike highway were…

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Smoky day, ash everywhere

Not much to report on tonight, but I know some of you will be waiting for an update. It was so smoky this morning, and it has stayed that way…

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No way out…

Well that’s kinda dramatic. You could take a plane or your boat or built a raft. So it’s not that dire. But the Top of the World Highway is closed…

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Well… it’s not better this evening

Current status: We’ve got fires, evacuation alerts, smoke plumes, helicopter and bomber air traffic, lines of backed-up traffic, and a few panicked tourists. Evacuation alerts (to be ready to go…

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