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Liard Hot Springs
Out of the ground comes the hot water into a pool. We got there about 8:00 in the morning and a crowd had already gathered.
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Liard Hot Springs
This park had a short boardwalk over wetlands that led to the springs. Even though we got there around 8:00 a.m., there were several people already in the water. Benches in the middle of the pools let you could sit and enjoy the very warm water.
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Buffalo
We saw two small herds of Buffalo along the road - about 20 in each. They were no more than 15 feet from the RV and didn't seem to mind that people were stopping and taking pictures.
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Brown Bear
Our first bear sighting. He actually came down from the woods to give us a better look. Several cars were stopped and people were outside taking pictures. We offered to take one of them with the bear if they wanted a close up.
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Why does a bear cross the road?
To get away from tourists. After posing for pictures he exited stage right. Enough posing for one day.
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Southern view of a northbound bear
Our second bear of the day. This time a black bear that was headed into the woods to get away from tourists.
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Yukon Territory
We're finally into the Yukon Terriority - last stop before Alaska!!!! Did we say the mountains were beautiful?
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Watson Lake Sign Post Village
Back when the Alaska Highway was being built one of the workers put up a sign that said how far it was to his home town, others followed suit. Now Watson Lake has over 70000 signs from all over the world left by people.
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