darrel

Out of cell range for awhile. We are on route 16 headed to Prince Rupert. Came down the Cassiar hwy #37. Sitting at a Walmart in Terrace, BC. Photos are from Skagway, AK, to Watson Lake and down the Cassiar route to Terrace. Chilkoot trail to the gold fields at Dawson city, Yukon Territory Canada. Dog mushers truck. More mushrooms. Waterfall with the White Pass railroad line about center of picture. Canada border crossing at White Pass.. Carcross, BC, .Ca. Means Caraboo crossing. Didn't see any.

Woke up this morning to find out that three cruise ships had ported overnight. Lots of people. Sell those t-shirts.

Leaving Port of Haines. Another glacier. Entering Skagway harbor. One cruise ship. Lots of people. Early snow plow for railroad. Driftwood on front of AB building. Heading up hwy 98 tomorrow to Carcross. ..

Haines, Ak. Fish wheel. Hammer museum. Southwest Alaska state fair. My wife at the fair, fair is closed, Damn its the best fair ever. More glaciers. WWII officer barracks now private residences. Black bear. Chilcoot river. Departing Haines. My WIFE on ferry going to Skagway. Going to heaven.

Entering Skagway, got to go.

On the Alcan hwy from Glennallen to Haines junction.

Done that.

Another Toyota land cruiser.

Kennicott copper mine at the end of a very rough rock road, 65 miles. Root glacier in front of mine.

Tazlina glacier. Walking bridge to McCarthy then a shuttle to Kenicott mine. Kenicott copper mine was built in the winter of 1911 then when high grade oar pettered out in 1938 it shut down. If you look close you may be able to make out the mill just above the outhouse.

Hunting rig, hunting moose and Carabou. Eye candy and a rig from Switzerland I think.

No cell power for awhile now to catch up. Presantly at a campground in Haines, Ak. Need a shower and to do laundry. After spending a great time at the Alaska state fair we drove to Macarthy and walked a foot bridge and took a shuttle to the Kennecott copper mine. This mine was built in the winter of 1911 ran until 1938 them shut down because it ran out of high grade oar. Temperatures down to -50 were experienced. Matenusca glacier.

Yup that's my motorhome. Have been out of cell service for a while. Trying to catch up. Two 2.5 gallon gas cans on the back. Had to use them once because I didn't look forward. I can get 200 miles out of a tank, it can be done without extra gas cans. look forward and calculate the miles to the next gas, but don't always count on it being there. Fill up if at all concerned Darrel.

Wow that was quite an adventure. Love your cat. Beautiful pictures, glad you shared them. DARREL

Alaska state fair in Palmer Ak. For all of you fruit and vegetable growers. The largest pumpkin was 1240#, the largest cabbage was 82#. Beautiful flowers also.

pictures are from Whittier access road, to Soldotna Sterling hwy. The Anton Anderson tunnel is 1-lane, cars and trains take turns traveling through it. It is cut out of mountain under the Portage glacier. Iceberg that calved from Portage glacier, moose an grizzly bear, beaver chew, lingonberries-low bush cranberries-cranberries which ever you like.

I'm back in Alaska, this time with my wife. We plan on a 2 month return trip to Oregon. About to enter the Alaska state fair in Palmer. Got to see those giant vegetables. #1 picture is a sunset from airport parking. #2 is a vehicle modified slightly to move around float planes. #3 is a very pretty and deadly mushroom. Old panel van from WW2 and of course another glacier.

There is no wood in your door, sorry. I have the same door and had same problem. Did not take pictures of my repair. The internal construction is a Styrofoam cooler material. Small white beads compressed together. I conviently had a old counter top made of wood with white laminate on one side. Cut a piece to fit the bottom of the door where the trim piece is about 9 inches. This made the bottom very rigid. I used polyurethane calk-glue in all of the screw holes and where else I could squeeze it in. Use a syring, fill it with glue and squirt into screw holes. I made a brace for the top outside right out of aluminum diamond plate and riveted it on. You may be able to see the outside construction from these pictures? I'm not where I can take pictures. If you come to Oregon I can supply you with the wood for the bottom of the door. My door is very solid-rigid.

Going to get on A airoplane tomorrow. Will be back the 22nd.

Girdwood and Mt Alyeska ski slope. Girdwood is 40 miles south of Anchorage. Yes you see a green+.

Using my LG cell phone. Ship creek downtown Anchorage. They are flip fishing.

Sunset-moonrise over the turn again.

Fish cleaning station on the Kenai river. Yep on my way back to Anchorage. Check out this sky. I looked up and this cloud below the sun had rainbow colors in it, much more color with polarized sunglasses though.

Ill post this again. I used to drive a 1984 Dolphin, 22r with a 4speed. Bought it with 78,000 miles. Drove it for 58,000. Went to Yellowknife, Bella Coola, Alaska, up and down i5, Utah, Arizona and many other places. I got an average of 17.43 mpg. My top end speed was 53mph. Slow down. Now driving a 1994 Warrior. It had 36,805 miles on it when I bought it. It now has 79,998 a as of last fill up. I am averaging 12.443 mpg. I try not to go above 62. Prefer 58. I use OD when I can. Slow down.

Yes I get daily updates. Now there is smoke.