Alaska Trip Day 3 To Muncho Lake

Everyone saw a bunch of animals getting to Muncho Lake.  They were all excited.  We stopped to watch a bear that actually ended up circling our RV and sniffing at the compartment doors.

Very clear babbling creeks and rivers

There’s about 8 of us (rigs) that stayed here.  No hook up $16 a night.  Worth every penny.  Some of the group went a little further up the road – Loosey Goosey.  Sunny and temps in the mid 60’s.  We have had some brake downs.  One RV left in Dawson Creek due to a  radiator leak, one left in Ft Nelson for an alternator replacement and another along the road for maybe a blown transmission.  All have been checked on by Loosey Goosey members and were told for them to go on.  Repairs were in the making.  They will catch up.

View out our side window.

I guess the cat wants a bath…..

 

A very quiet evening……on the water.

See ya……

Alaska Trip Day 1 & 2 Prophet Air Field

Of course there was a light rain when we left Dawson Creek for Prophet air Field……

up and down some hills

Thru some cities

rain always lingering

Then we all arrived at Prophet Field, 13 RV’s.  This is a closed down provincial park.  This is our group boone docking.  What a blast.  We spent two nights here and here are some memories.

Smores were a big hit…

Mark’s smoked meat loaf was a great hit… Another day we had Hobo Stew.

What a great two days.  I think everyone had some real good laughs.

Picture At The Big Sign

Last full day in Dawson Creek and it started to rain around 1 PM.  But we got our pictures at the famous Alaska sign.

ands some fun there….Mark heading the wrong way.  The arrow says the other way.

some people got bored….

The surveyor for the Alaska Hwy pointing the direction.

We will be in the boonies for the next week + and therefore no internet.  Stay tuned though……

See ya……..

OH WOW!!!!!!!

The Loosey Goosey Group of 2014 going to Alaska has formed.  Oh wow!  This is really happening.  We got 14 RV’s and 27 people ready to start an adventure of their life time.  We all are excited even Carol & I who have already driven 4 times before.  Have we had problems – yes.  Will we have more problems – yes.  It’s all part of the adventure. 

Our 1st official day started out comfortable like this…  

People just wandered around and met and made friends.  It was easy to find people in our group because we all had orange ribbons on our rigs.

Later in the afternoon we got a presentation from the Tourism office.  I forgot the ladies name.  Since her dad was a worker on the Alaska Hwy she gave a personal outlook on the building of the Hwy.  Very informative.  I think it was liked by all 27 members. 

When she finished we gave out her Milepost Pins from her office and our orange name badges for all.

The day ended with a sip of wine, beer and mead.

 

Mark brought a sign for hanging up in the Sign Post City in Watson Lake.  More on that when we get there.

Tomorrow we will try to get organized for our group picture of the big Welcome Sign downtown.

See ya………….