This dude regularly takes both hands off the handlebars while he's riding to take pictures with one or the other of the two cameras he's got hanging off his neck. Here are a few he took of me as we rode along the Skeena River.
The scenery was spectacular.
We parted ways after about 100 miles when he headed north up the Cassier Highway (37) to visit Hyder, Alaska. I continued east on to Vanderhoof.
Not much to say about the rest of the trip to Vanderhoof. Except for schnitzel
and Warsteiner
for dinner.
Tomorrow, Jasper, the Icefield Parkway, and Banff.
Beautiful scenery!!!! Doesn't your butt get sore after weeks on a motorcycle?
ReplyDeleteYes. Sore.
ReplyDeleteVery sore.
ReplyDeleteDoug,
ReplyDeleteFYI...when I came back through Kitwanga on the return trip, I didn't think I would make it to Kitwanga. They only sell Regular gas in Stewart, B.C., and the bike got really bad gas mileage between Kitwanga and Hyder/Stewart. Why, I dunno. In any event, I drove 150 miles in the rain, running on fumes. Coasted back into Kitwanga. Went inside for a warm meal at that gas station/restaurant there. She asked if I wanted "gravy" on my fries and I was like..."Hell yeah!" it was awesome!
Rob Kiser
www.peeniewalliie.com
You da man, Rob, living on the edge. BTW they call french fries with gravy on them "Poutine" in Canada.
ReplyDeletelt ain't poutine without it got cheese curds. Just to make sure your arteries get perfectly clogged.
ReplyDeleteI can dig it!
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