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of the two RV Gypsies in Canada in 2009 |
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the two RV Gypsies' entire journey in 2009 without ever returning to this
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BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA - May 2009 - |
British Columbia is Canada's most westerly - and 3rd largest- province. BC stretches 813 miles from its southern border with the USA to the northern boundary with the Yukon Territory. It is bounded on the east by Alberta and on the west by the Pacific Ocean. Population about 4,113,487 - area: 364,764 square miles - Capital is Victoria. |
1a: Entering British Columbia |
1b: Scenery in British Columbia |
1c: Thousand Trails Campground and Cultus Lake |
1d: Capilano Suspension Bridge |
1e: Grouse Mountain |
1f: City of Vancouver - the largest city in BC |
1g: Hells Gate |
2: Cache Creek, BC and Brookside Campsite RV Park |
3a: Hixon BC and Canyon Creek Campground RV Park |
3b: Hixon Falls |
4: Chetwynd BC, chainsaw carving sculpture capital of the world and Caron Creek R.V. Park |
5: Dawson Creek - Mile 0 of the Alaskan Highway |
6a: Skianni River |
6b: Summit Lake and Muncho Lake |
7a: Liard River Hot Springs - a fantastic experience |
7b: Wildlife in British Columbia |
The Yukon
Territory |
1. Watson Lake (gateway to the Yukon) & the Sign Post Forest - May 31, 2009 |
2. Teslin - the Continental Divide - beautiful scenery - Johnson's Crossing and a FOX in the campground - June 1, 2009 |
3. Whitehorse - Miles Canyon - the Robert Lowe Suspension Bridge - and more |
4. Lake Kluane, the Haines Junction monument - a wild coyote and more |
5. Bumps and Gunk on the Alaska Highway |
NOTE: The
two RV Gypsies were in Alaska - June 5 through August
20 - (you can see these photos by choosing the Alaska button at the top
of this page - but for now, please continue on with the Canada journey) |
August 20, 2009 - The two RV Gypsies left Alaska and camped in Stewart, British Columbia - which is on the borderline of Hyder, Alaska where they got up close and personal with grizzly bears. |
Stewart - British Columbia, Canada - campground and RV friends |
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
CANADA |
driving through
British Columbia - Smithers, Vanderhoof , and Prince George |
McBride -August 23 & 24, 2009 |
Mount Terry Fox |
Robson Valley |
ALBERTA,
CANADA & The Icefield Parkway |
Alberta is bounded to the west by British Columbia, to the south by Montana-USA, to the east by Saskatchewan and to the north by the Northwest Territories. Population about 3,290,350. Capital is Edmonton. Fantastic Scenery everywhere - the best scenery the two RV Gypsies have ever seen! |
Entering Jasper & the Icefield Parkway - August 25, 2009 |
Wildlife in Jasper & the Icefield Parkway - black bear, white goats, elk, fox & more |
Traveling the Icefield Parkway from Jasper to Banff - beautiful lakes, Columbia Icefield, Athabasca Glacier and more. Some of the best scenery ever. |
Mt. Christie, Mt. Fryatt, Mt. Edith Vacell, Mt. Hardisky, Pyramid Mount, and Brussels Peak. - mountains on the Icefield Parkway - beautiful scenery |
Jasper Tramway |
Sunwapta Falls |
Honeymoon Lake |
Athabasca Falls |
Horseshoe Lake |
Banff |
Hoodoos & tunnel mountain |
Lake Louise - one of the most famous glacial lakes in the Canadian Rockies |
Wildlife in Banff |
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA August 28, 2009 |
The City of Radium Hot Springs |
A very unique house as seen on the Travel Channel - AMAZING |
Fort Steele - British Columbia - an old western town |
Then the two RV Gypsies re-entered the USA - Montana, Wyoming, Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Montana's best kept secret, then the Badlands - and Iowa for RV repairs - and more .........so please continue....................... |