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August 19, 2005
No. 7 - in BC
Quite some new scenery after the Prairies!
Yellowhead Lake in the Rockies on another cloudy day.
A bad weather day in the mountains!
We meet Alan west of Jasper cycling from Skagway to Montana
Mount Robson - highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies.
More bad weather....
...and yet more bad weather!!
We rode uphill for 50kms to reach this summit on the Coquihalla Highway!
We really liked this sign!!
Look closely and you will see Maxine racing the truck downhill!
Posted by Dave at August 19, 2005 02:56 PM
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Sweet pictures. I love reliving the early days of my trip from the comfort of my home. Keep up the good work.
Ryan
Posted by: Ryan Dong at August 21, 2005 09:03 PM
Hi Maxine and Dave sounds like you are managing to enjoy yourselves regardles of head winds. Rani did it last year with TDC easyier with a group and a van.You are nearly home.I decided 2 weeks ago to do trek again and have signed myself on to the Lung Life team, hope thats ok had a message from Jean today,she is back in town.will see you after the 5th. Cheers Brian
Posted by: Brian Johns at August 23, 2005 08:03 PM
Maxine & Dave
I can't believe how far you've gone since leaving Ottawa. Seems like only a short while ago that you were here! Hope the gear changer has held up?
From your photos, I can see why you were happy to leave Ontario roads. Until you pointed it out, I had never noticed that roads here have gravel hard shoulders. Definitely not very bicycle friendly!
Safe trip home!!
Peter
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