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Here is fearless leader Mike Heavey after he picked out his trusty
stallion for the ride. We rented the bikes at Kanoe People of
Whitehorse.
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| After gathering supplies such as single malt scotch and a cooler of
beer, we were on our way down the Alaska Highway. Our driver Marc was anxious
to test the limits of our rental van. The right photo is a view out the
van window, with videographer Gary filming. |
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This was our lunch stop at a historical marker in Champagne, Yukon,
about halfway down the road from
Whitehorse
to Haines Junction. The right
photo shows Rick, Tom L., Eugene, Dennis and Gary. |
| We took the van to the Pine Lake campground. Here Gary, Jerry, Eugene
and Tom P. check out the Pine Lake campsite |
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We didn't really need the tarp until just before we departed the next
morning. But it did prove helpful as the squirrels kept knocking pins cone
chunks on our heads. |
| This is what we really came for: the scenery.
This is Pine Lake, viewed from just behind our campsite. |
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In many locations, such as
Whitehorse,
Haines Junction (shown here)
and
Atlin,
there were signs to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the
Klondike Gold Rush. |
| Here is Jerry Brown standing in front of a tourist attraction (I am
not sure what else to call it) at the corner of the Alaska Highway and
the
Haines Highway.
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Several of us journeyed up the Alaska Highway to shoot a few more photos
before returning to camp for dinner (hot dogs). This was a small lake that
was as far north as we traveled on this trip. |
| Here the two Toms, myself and Tom Proietti, look out over a small stream
where some birds were. This was just south of the lake in the photo above. |
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