Ok, here is the update since we left
Redding.Day 2 Stayed at Eugene Elks.
Day 3, Hit a lot of traffic in Portland and Seattle, stayed at Wen-berg State Park in Lakewood.
Day 4, 60 miles to boarder near Abbots fords, BC answered all questions politely but got pulled over for a through search, I think Bob answered with too many No Sir's and Yes Sir's if you asked me.
Day 3, Hit a lot of traffic in Portland and Seattle, stayed at Wen-berg State Park in Lakewood.
Day 4, 60 miles to boarder near Abbots fords, BC answered all questions politely but got pulled over for a through search, I think Bob answered with too many No Sir's and Yes Sir's if you asked me.
45 min
later we are back on the road again to Hope, BC, took Hwy 97 North
along the Frazier River canyon and stayed 40 mile of Cache Creek
south at Skihist park,it was at least a 100 degrees we just got the
air on and started to cool down when we almost burned down the park,
when the box holding the generator caught fire. We put out and later
checked to make sure the generator was still working, needless to say
we didn't put it back on so the night was hot and long.
Day 5 a day of lots of lakes the Frazier River along side of us and forests.
Drove through the towns of Cache
Creek, Clinton, 100 Mile House, Williams Lake, Quesnel, and stayed in
Hixon called Canyon Creek Campgrounds,right on the river, this place
is so cute with all its flowers and nicknacks all around the park.
So, for a total 262 miles and 6 hours. The drive it self was easy,
great roads. I'm glad we stopped here it has wifi, slow but it works
to check e-mails putting pictures on the blog not so good it is from
a satellite. We will add pictures when we get another place with
wifi, keep posted.
Day 5 a day of lots of lakes the Frazier River along side of us and forests.
How did they box catch on fire? Keep going north, HI ZIPPY MISS YOU
ReplyDeleteI just got back from pedicure and dinner with a good friend and all we did was talk 5th wheel camping and how we wished we could have gone with you to Alaska. Next time! The rivers and lakes sound beautiful; can't wait for pictures. Be safe. Love ya, Kathy
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