Our adventure begins June 11th with our first overnight stop at the Historic Hat Creek Ranch near Cache Creek, BC.... Alaska Bound 2013
If your planning a trip in the future you may find this useful...so feel free to come along
****** BLOG IS NOW COMPLETE!!!!!! ******
-- Edited by dianneandsteve on Sunday 6th of October 2013 12:01:52 AM
WestWardHo said
08:06 PM Jul 11, 2013
Oh, wow, that sounds like fun!!!
Sherry
Bill and Linda said
02:52 PM Jul 13, 2013
WestWardHo wrote:
Oh, wow, that sounds like fun!!!
Sherry
Sherry:
Hope you and Jesse can make the trip to Alaska someday.Diana and Steve’s pix of Miles Canyon, Whitehorse, YT, on the last post reminded me how much we’re looking forward to going back to Alaska and Canada next year.The water is really that color in the pictures they posted.Alaska is such a fabulous trip and quite doable by anyone who has just the least bit adventuresome spirit.
Bill
WestWardHo said
04:14 PM Jul 13, 2013
Steve & Diane,
Your blog is amazing and the pictures incredible. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Bill & Linda, we've talked about it and adding your recommendation to others beside S & D we will have to try it. I worry about breakdowns so might try a caravan and we have a ways to go before we are set up for boon docking. It would have to be 2015 before we could do it. Next year is back east to visit kids.
Sherry
Bill and Linda said
06:25 PM Jul 13, 2013
WestWardHo wrote:
Bill & Linda, we've talked about it and adding your recommendation to others beside S & D we will have to try it. I worry about breakdowns so might try a caravan and we have a ways to go before we are set up for boon docking. It would have to be 2015 before we could do it. Next year is back east to visit kids.
Sherry
While perhaps desirable, a lot of boonddocking capability is not required to do Alaska.You may want it for various reasons, but there is almost always 15 amps at most, but not all, commercial campgrounds.Sometimes “power hours” are limited, but you can still get by nicely without a big battery bank or solar.Just FYI
Bill
WestWardHo said
07:59 PM Jul 13, 2013
Bill,
That's great to know! Thanks,
Sherry
dianneandsteve said
03:55 AM Jul 22, 2013
Thanks for the comments everyone. Our blog has been hit and miss with the lack of Internet.
Sherry I would really think hard about a caravan. You are on somebody else's schedule and destination route. There is sooo much to see and do on this trip. Our interests are all different so you may want to stay longer or leave earlier. I guess it's what ever your comfort zone is.
Our adventure begins June 11th with our first overnight stop at the Historic Hat Creek Ranch near Cache Creek, BC.... Alaska Bound 2013
If your planning a trip in the future you may find this useful...so feel free to come along
****** BLOG IS NOW COMPLETE!!!!!! ******
-- Edited by dianneandsteve on Sunday 6th of October 2013 12:01:52 AM
Sherry
Sherry:
Hope you and Jesse can make the trip to Alaska someday. Diana and Steve’s pix of Miles Canyon, Whitehorse, YT, on the last post reminded me how much we’re looking forward to going back to Alaska and Canada next year. The water is really that color in the pictures they posted. Alaska is such a fabulous trip and quite doable by anyone who has just the least bit adventuresome spirit.
Bill
Your blog is amazing and the pictures incredible. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Bill & Linda, we've talked about it and adding your recommendation to others beside S & D we will have to try it. I worry about breakdowns so might try a caravan and we have a ways to go before we are set up for boon docking. It would have to be 2015 before we could do it. Next year is back east to visit kids.
Sherry
While perhaps desirable, a lot of boonddocking capability is not required to do Alaska. You may want it for various reasons, but there is almost always 15 amps at most, but not all, commercial campgrounds. Sometimes “power hours” are limited, but you can still get by nicely without a big battery bank or solar. Just FYI
Bill
That's great to know! Thanks,
Sherry
Sherry I would really think hard about a caravan. You are on somebody else's schedule and destination route. There is sooo much to see and do on this trip. Our interests are all different so you may want to stay longer or leave earlier. I guess it's what ever your comfort zone is.
Alaska bound 2013 Blog is now complete!