On our last night of camping in the States, the four of us reflected upon, remembered and reminded ourselves of all the wonderful places and activities we had been to and done over the past three months. So we thought up the following Twelve Of The Best categories. Predictably, it was way too hard to come up with an Absolute Favourite for most of the categories, hence more than one answer for most of them! Enjoy our favorite memories…
1. Best Official Campsite (NP or Forestry):
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Mendenhall Glacier campsite, Juneau, Alaska |
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Cooper's Landing, outside Soldotna, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Also: Boya Lake, Yukon, Canada (no photo) |
2. Best Wild/Free Campsite:
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Mount Baker forest, Washington |
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Mojave high desert, California |
3. Best
Camp Meal:
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Gus' freshly caught sockeye salmon, Russian River, Kenai Peninsula, AK |
4. Best
Meal:
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Alaskan King Crab (Cathy, we shall never forget it, thank you!!) |
5. Favourite
Big City:
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Seattle, Washington State |
6. Place
We’d Most Like to Return to:
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Denali National Park, Alaska |
7. Best
View:
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Crater Lake, Oregon |
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Yosemite, California |
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Mount Baker, Washington |
Hermit Meadows, Glacier National Park, BC, Canada
8. Place That Took Us Most by Surprise:
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Chicken town, Alaska |
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Crater Lake, Oregon |
9. Best Hike:
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Yosemite NP, California |
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Glacier NP, BC, Canada |
10. Best Museum:
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SS Moyie, 1896, Kaslo, British Columbia, Canada |
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Seattle Science Centre |
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Seattle Museum of Flight |
11. Most
Fun Activity:
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Taking a flight in Mark Lee's Cessna 182 through a glacial valley, Palmer, Alaska |
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The boys swimming in the river in Yosemite NP |
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Going around Dawson City gold rush town on a period tour, Yukon, Canada |
12. What We Missed Out On This Trip, But Would Like to Do Next Time!
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Drive the Dalton Highway to the furthest northern First Nation community in Yukon, Canada; continue the Alaskan Highway up to Prudoe Bay, into the Arctic Circle; go to Fairbanks; AND... |
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… drive a self-contained camping van (RV) to combat all the cold and the rain, so we could sleep dry and warm!!
LE FIN |
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