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June 21
After a year and 1/2 we are finally at the Start if the Alaska Highway!!!
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Thanks for posting the pictures, what a great trip!
Did you happen to catch up with Laverne in Juneau?Zapper
Yes we did catch up with him. He was a Very interesting person! He talked about his 43 years working for the state of Alaska tagging grizzly bears! He also gave a tour of his 30’s vintage 65 foot boat that he lives on.June 22
We had a 375 mile day today from Grand Prairie Alberta to Fort Nelson British Columbia. A good portion was very windy and rainy. Even with that I felt the most relaxed driving than I have since we left a week ago. Before finding a hotel for the night we stopped at the Fort Nelson Heritage Museum. The founder and curator, Marl Brown took a liking to my Pinto.-
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June 23
Left Fort Nelson this morning with destination of Watson Lake. Went through some construction . Had a picnic lunch as t Muncho Lake . Stopped at Laird Hot springs for a quick dip. Then along the Laird river to the Yukon .
June 24
A visit to the Sign Post Forest in Watson Lake this morning. Left a PCCA magnet on one of the posts.Made it to Whitehorse , the capital of the Yukon. We left Watson Lake late, but had an easy 300 mile ride here with minimal stops.
June 24
Getting ready to leave Whitehorse. We stayed at a tent only campsite in town.
Made it to Haines Junction, less than 200 miles to the Alaska border!!
World’s Largest Gold Pan !
Grizzlies !June 25
We made it!!
A sign In Tok , at the Burnt Paw .
At Delta Junction. The end of the Alaska Highway.pics
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June 26th
Spend the day touristing around Fairbanks. Went to the visitors center, University Museum, and a really neat car museum . After a midnight breakfast at Denny’s, sleep, then the Dalton Highway , ( AKA Haul Road, Ice Road Trucker Road) in the morning.
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June 27th
At the pipe line north if Fairbanks. This will likely be my last post till tomorrow night.
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June 29th
After a long challenging drive I declare that my Pinto , is the northern most Pinto in the World, having driven to the furthest north driving point in North America!!!
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June 29
Here is where we are.
Our two day trip to Deadhorse. On the Elliott Highway found and talked to the self proclaimed northern most Packer Fan. The Start of the Dalton Highway. The pipe line crosses under the road, lunch and fuel at the Yukon River Camp, The Artic Circle sign, Camping at Miron Creek, Coldfoot for Breakfast and fuel, Atigun Pass, the tundra!
June 29th
Did the Arctic Ocean Shuttle Tour this morning. Got our feet wet in the Arctic Ocean!
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In Deadhorse we stayed at the Aurora Hotel. A bit pricey, but food was included, including all you wanted to take with you. They had an interesting way to discourage camping. Deadhorse is an industrial town with lots of company’s, whose sole object is getting oil out of the ground, and down the pipeline.
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