Road to Whitehorse, The Yukon Territory

It's cooler here than anywhere we have been,

the average temperature in July here is 59 degrees,

and July is the rainest month, it rained today......

when hooking up this morning I was attacked by swarms of mosquitoes and no see ums,

they were in my eyes, my mouth, didn't have my netting on,

but got my muskoil out and that helped
You can see for 100 miles the guidebook says,

no pollution here

We've seen mostly 5th wheel trailers, and new ones, at that,
going up the road

Cindy drove 318 miles again today,

but we are in Whitehorse and there's lots to see here,

will be staying 2 days and will be coming back here

Tasha stays up here in the Yukon for a summer job pumping gas and washing windows, she lives in Grand Prarie, where she says there are less mosquitoes

The largest bridge on the Alaska Highway,

the decking is steel grating

and the motorhome floats on it when it was wet from the rain,

not too much fun driving across it

Mukluk Annie's was advertised for miles, buy a salmon dinner get

free camping, free rv wash

we had to see what the deal was,

turned out it was really good,

everything was cooked over a wood fire.

The salmon spawn up the Yukon River from the Pacific Ocean

The bridge surface is being reconcreted, made for a real interesting cross over the bridge, very tight and very far down on one side!

We have only seen dead moose on the side of the road, we were told that they come to the road and lick the asphalt to get the salt off the asphalt that they use in the winter to deice the roads

most trucks have these "moose" catchers, we have Cindy's good eyes