Hazelton, British Columbia, Canada – My friends Kati and Leanna are some Homesteaders in Hazelton and that’s the next big stop for this RVer. First about my stay in Fraser Lake, it may have been the nicest / most scenic free camping of the trip so far, but Burns Lake is definitely where I wish
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British Columbia, Canada – Leaving Quesnel Today’s goal was to be a Redhead on the Yellowhead Highway. Since I was already awake in Quesnel after “the knock” I headed on to Prince George to explore the big city in Northern British Columbia and then see where I could bed down for the night. Skipping Prince
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British Columbia, Canada – Can I Make Prudhoe Bay? Having successfully made (and left) Vancouver, the next arc of my travels begins. First by traveling on the Trans-Canada Highway. My loose goal is to touch the Arctic Ocean via Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. While I don’t focus on destinations overly much the theme of this leg
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Atlanta, GA – Reflecting upon the funeral I’ve finally had time to let everything settle. I kept thinking “I need to journal about the funeral, I need to write about this while it’s fresh”. Nope! Hah. It’s June 4th now. I’m finally ready to reflect upon the funeral. The sad intermission from my travels continues.
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Atlanta, GA – The passing of Clyde Allen Unfortunately my grandfather, Clyde Allen, passed away on May 19th, 2024. He was 91 when he passed and left his wife Nancy, my grandmother, after 72 years of marriage. I have the means and availability to make it back and support my family in this trying time
Vancouver, BC to Anchorage, AK and back – The Canadian Border Crossing Step one of Border Crossings and Cruise from Anchorage back to Vancouver was to first cross into Canada. After so much time spent agonizing and purging my trailer for the Canadian border crossing it actually went ridiculously smoothly. Maybe less than 3 minuts
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