This
morning Bob & I got ready to leave
and hooked up to the truck early so that we had time to dump the tanks and wash
our very filthy rig after yesterday’s travel.
The campground we stayed in had a pretty nice RV wash. We waited in line for one rig to finish
getting washed and then we used it. It
looked so much better after washing it….hard to believe how dirty our rig can get in a day’s travel. But
then again, considering the roads yesterday that we were on, it’s completely
understandable.
Jesse &
Ginger was soon behind us waiting to use the RV wash. We pulled up to let our’s dry when we were
done, while Jesse washed their’s. When
Jesse got finished, he took the lead in today’s travel. We were on the road right at 11:00 a.m. as
planned.
Today, while
traveling we saw a mule deer and 2 fawns.
They crossed the highway in front of Jesse. We also saw a pine squirrel, a goat, a duck
and some ducklings, black rabbit, wolf & red fox.
As we
traveled on Hwy 37 we saw evidence of a
huge forest fire at some time. There were
acres and acres of trees burnt. On down the road at a rest stop, there was
information on a bulletin board about the fire.
It happened in 2010 & 2011.
Bob got to
drive on the bridge with the steel grated floor again. He isn’t too fond of that type of bridge
floor as he says it feels like his wheels are pulling from side to side. I took
a picture of the Haman’s crossing that bridge with their rig.
Not long
after setting up, we got a fire started and later roasted hot dogs &
marshmallows over the fire. We visited
by the fire until the mosquitos drove us inside.
Jesse likes marshmallows about as much
as he likes his ice cream.
We travel
again tomorrow, and hopefully will reach our destination …Stewart, Canada. We will find a campground there to stay in.
Total Miles
Traveled Today = 398 miles
Misc. $9.00
Csh/
jl
We drove Cassiar Hwy RT 37 on the trip into Alaska. Sure is one long drive.
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