September 12, 2017 Spences Bridge BC

Today was a relatively lazy day.  We started out a little later than usual, and parked for the night around 3:30 pm.  As we drove south we saw signs of the fires that had closed the roads when we were heading towards Alaska.  The firefighters did a great job saving property, but the land along the road showed that the fires must have been quite intense.

We targeted Spences Bridge because Ron had read that there was a log cabin pub there worth checking out.  It turned out to be a real jewel.  It is a very interesting building, much larger on the inside than it appeared from the outside. The owner was fun to talk to, and had a very refreshing view of life.  It had been a tough year for them because the fires in this area were very intense and had the highway closed for long periods of time.  

British Columbia

A great deal of the Alaska Highway runs thru British Columbia.  This section has the entries from that trip.

The signpost forest on the Alaska Highway.

Destinations

A French Passion Site in Burgundy

We have been keeping the blog of our travels in our Tiger RV in North America and also our Knaus Motorhome in Europe for the last 5 years.  During that time we have covered the western part of the US pretty extensively.  

Some of our personal highlights have been in Eastern Oregon, Eastern California, and the Alaska Highway.  During this time one of our sons worked at Yellowstone Park, and we visited there three times.

We began traveling in Europe in 2018, so far it has been a great experience for us.  We hope to add many more destinations in Europe in the future.