This was the welcome sign into the Yukon Territory.
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A famous attraction in Watson Lake is the "Signpost Forest," started by a homesick soldier during the building of the Alaska Highway during World War II. Notice the "Carmel, Indiana," sign.
A famous attraction in Watson Lake is the "Signpost Forest," started by a homesick soldier during the building of the Alaska Highway during World War II. Notice the "Carmel, Indiana," sign.
Some views from the Alaska Highway as we drove west out of Watson Lake. These views prompted Ernie to say, "THIS is what I drove all those miles to see!"
The Nisutlin Bay Bridge, the longest bridge expanse on the Alaska Highway, entering the town of Teslin.
Yukon River with dam
Headed toward Kluane Lake
Standing on the shores of Kluane Lake
On these cliffs above the lake is the spot where the two crews working in opposite directions building the Alaska Highway met and completed the initial highway.
Our campsite on the shores of beautiful Kluane Lake. It would have been perfect if the wind hadn't been blowing so hard!
Ernie building a fire with driftwood he found on the shore of the lake during our walk along the (very stony) beach after dinner
beautiful, beautiful pictures!! I'm loving these!
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