We
woke up to sunny skies in our rest area and were able to take new pictures of
the beaver dam. The blue of the water was quite vivid.
Our next stop was the hot springs at Liard. Duane dipped there with some
of the people that we have net along the way. Here you see Steve and Robert,
friends we have met along the way.
The
closer you got to the hot spring (in the background) the hotter the water
became.
Along
the road, we did see a moose, but it was too late to stop and there was no wide
place in the road to stop. At a stop later on, we encountered bison. There were
several adults and three young ones.
Still further, down
the road we encountered two black bear. One was close enough to the road for us
to get a great look at him/her (I didn’t want to get close enough to find
out!).
That evening we
stayed at Tags RV Campground (not very impressive, but it did have showers and
laundry). Across from the campground is an information center and the Watson
Lake Sign Forest. This began as a small expression of people’s hometown and
blossomed into over 83,000 signs. There is no way to look at all of them, so
you just hope you see something interesting. Here are some that I found:
Drove:
226 miles
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