Rode from Watson Lake to Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. Same as the day before with higher mountains, different characters (some repeats) and less animals. Another day of incredible roads and scenery.
Whitehorse is a gorgeous town of about 25,000, largest in the Yukon. The town was the jumping off point for minors heading to the gold rush. Eventually there was a train station, a paddle wheeler on the Yukon River, which is next to the train station. Walked around downtown Main street before stopping for dinner.
Dinner with some new friends, Sean and Bill, at the Miner's Daughter Restaurant where fish and chips all around was in order along with liquid refreshments.
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Always a treat when you meet people from other parts of the country/world. Broadens your horizon to hear the story of their journey. Life is good....
Be safe. xoxoxo
A little late to the post, but echoing the great riding at this point and meeting up again in Whitehorse (Sean of the 'Sean and Bill'). We were both surprised and pleased that you guys saved two seats for us at the dinner table. Over fried fish and beer we shared a lot of stories old and new and had a really enjoyable evening that added great memories to our ride.
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