Airstreaming to Alaska – Chapter 11: Yukon

[JBBeaubeaux]

Long dusty roads. Midnight sun. Thick wildfire smoke. Rivers rising to the breaking point. Cell signal outages. Moose crash hot zones. Every morning we untangled our weary bones from the mosquito net to resume the ongoing discussion, "Should we turn back"

https://livinginbeauty.net/2022/12/0...ka-chapter-11/

[Bill M.]

"Should we turn back"

Not a question I ever asked my self in 2 trips through the Yukon. I enjoyed every mile. Loved seeing all the wildlife. Where else can you see 25 bears in a day? Caught some Arctic Grayling from the Yukon river. Yes, it was dusty. Or muddy.

Our Airstream has pretty good screens.

Wished I thought we have another "go" in us but...I think we have aged out of that trip. Maybe now I would ask the question but not when we did it last 4 years ago.

[civeng99]

Originally Posted by JBBeaubeaux

Long dusty roads. Midnight sun. Thick wildfire smoke. Rivers rising to the breaking point. Cell signal outages. Moose crash hot zones. Every morning we untangled our weary bones from the mosquito net to resume the ongoing discussion, "Should we turn back"

https://livinginbeauty.net/2022/12/0...ka-chapter-11/

Awesome!