| Day 15 - Watson Lake, Yukon Territory |
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| We had rain showers last night and the droplets were still on the leaves in the the morning. |
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| We started another day seeing a mother moose and her calf. |
At one of the turnouts, this black bear strolled up to within 50 feet of our motorhome and just munched away. |
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| I must have taken 2 dozen photos of him, so it was difficult to determine which pictures to include on the website. Notice the paw in the right photo as he/she pulls the shrub into it's mouth. |
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| These are two views of the Liard River from vantage points next to a large turnout above the river. |
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| We finally made it into the Yukon, stopping at Watson Lake for the evening. |
Congratulations to Bob and Nancy Andrews on their 48th wedding anniversary!! |
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| After the driver's meeting, we all went to the Sign Post Forest to install our Caravan's sign. This is a really unbelievable array of signs. Many of them are actual city signs that were probably the result of midnight acquisitions. |
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| Our sign was made by Carol Buck, and Carmen & Lynne Arigema |
Dave Wilson bravely volunteered to install it high on a post near the road. |
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| Bill and Susan Shallbetter found a sign that had been placed there by Bill's brother and his wife in 1997. |
That evening we were treated to a wonderful show called "Northern Lights Photo Symphony". |
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| On the way to the Sign Forest, Ed Rzepka had seen this two story RV under construction, so we drove back to look at it. Who needs slide-outs when you have a two story RV? |
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