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Jun 7, 2012 - Meziadin Lake Provincial Park

June 6 Today was a drive day. It was cold and rainy all day again. We are all tired of it. We were told by one of the visitor centers that the weather will improve on Thursday or Friday. We drove through such pretty areas today, but the photos I took were all dark. Wait – tomorrow is Thursday. Sunshine sure would be nice. We are parked behind the Information Center in Vanderhoof, BC, about 60 miles west of Prince George, where we will stay tonight. The campground in this town is still closed from the winter. I didn’t realize we were so...

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Jul 6, 2011 - Stewart, BC and Hyder, AK

Cold night. Temperature was 5 C. This is July ? Headed south on the Cassiar. Great drive. Lots of bear evidence on the shoulders of the road. (poop). It ended up being a four bear day. All black bears. The Cassiar follows a valley between the Coastal and Skeena Mountains so you are surrounded by mountains with lakes on both sides of the road. No civilization between the small areas that are built up. Walls of mountains are so steep that a large portion of the road is an avalanche area. Must be fun in the winter. We are enjoying the drive...

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Aug 2, 2008 - Meziadin Lake Prov Campground

Yeah, we had sun during our drive from Boya Lake. Another beautiful drive. We stopped in Jade City -- oh oh!! Bought some jade jewelry!! Today, we saw a ferret crossing the road and a baby black bear -- both too fast to take a photo. Meziadin Lake Provincial Park is one of the prettiest that we have camped since being on the road.

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Alaskan Trek 2008

Jul 22, 2006 - Hyder Alaska and Stewart B.C.

Hyder Alaska - Stewart B.C. We left our campsite at Kinaskan Lake around 8 A.M., which is fast becoming our time of choice. On our 200 mile trek along the Cassiar Highway we did chance to see a fox and a larger black bear. I have not filled my propane tank since we left home and when I checked it today we were down to a little over a quarter of a tank. With a freezer full of fish I do not want to run out. So as we made our way down the highway we made several stops in search of propane. We did not find anyone who had a working pump to fill...

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