Holy Moses! I think I know how it feels to ride a galloping horse for 8 hours. Because of the permafrost this part of the Alaskan Highway was a heck of a ride. And we get to do it all over again on the way back. Oh boy!
Our arrival at Yukon Territory.
Lana and I are standing (well I'm kind of hanging) in 2 countries, Canada and US. The trees behind me are Black Spruce. Even though their trunks are only 2 inches in diameter they are about 100 years old. Again because of the permafrost.
Lana's in the US, I'm in US and Canada, and Chuck is in Canada. ( I really just want to get down and sniff around the 2 countries.)
Scenery of the Yukon Territory.
The only wildlife we saw today. Isn't he cute?
Hold your tail high and keep it a waggin'
Jack
Wow, so much to respond to with these last posts. Now you can say boats, trains and automobiles-well you can't Jack but Lana and Chuck can. Such beautiful scenery-breathtaking-I think Collin may have even seen a flying pig yesterday-what a way to see Alaska. Sorry about the Cemetary Jack-that wasn't very nice of them! But I guess most of the time they treat you well. Ccntinue to have a great time and please be bear aware-there's a lot of them up there! Safe travels.
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