In the last post I talked about our issues with Scoopy’s back slide and all that entailed; getting her repaired and road worthy. Carrier RV Service had blocked off a full week, 40 hours, just for the slide work. Since …
You may recall a post we made last February where we laid out our plans for 2016. At that time we were still months away from the start of our Alaska trip. In that post I wrote about how RVers …
When we left our boondocking spot at Lower Gnat lake, we were headed for the Meziadin Lake Provincial Park. This, we thought, would be our return trip-equivalent of Muncho Lake, where we spent four beautiful days on our trip north …
The title of this post is somewhat misleading. Rolling out of Dawson City, we still had many miles to cover before we would reach the Cassiar Highway, 601 miles to be exact. Our plan was to do one overnight on …
Linda and I are not big on touristy things. It’s probably a little ironic given that our lifestyle would seem to dictate otherwise. Call me cynical but I find that the majority of places that are deemed tourist attractions are …
The morning of our departure from Tok, Steven reassured me, “We don’t have to do this.” The “this” he was talking about was our chosen route out of Alaska via Chicken and the Top of the World Highway into Dawson …
If there is a downside to oceanfront camping, it is the salt. It’s in the air all the time and exacerbated by the wind and rain. It leaves a film on Scoopy, Toadie and our solar panels. When we camped …
In our last post, we talked about our fishing trip out of Deep Creek. Thankfully, I got over my illness as soon as I hit terra firma, which was just as well because there is so much to love about …
Two days after we arrived at Deep Creek State Recreation Area, we accidentally went fishing. That’s a long story, but before I get to that, let me back up to our departure from Cooper Landing. Along strategic points on the …
The Kenai Peninsula is touted as “Alaska’s Playground” and that is more than just a marketing slogan, it pretty much sums up a way of life. It isn’t just hordes of tourists that come to the Kenai, though there is …