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1000 Americans: Roger Johnson, Kitwanga: Good Morning, Canada!

September 17, 2008 by Harry  
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For the First Peoples, the land is the source of Life- a Gift from the Creator. “Mother Earth” is the center of their universe, the core of their culture , the origin of their identity as a people, the provider of their material needs. “The land cannot be given or taken away, we belong to the [...]

Day 53-62: 2-11 Sep 2008: The Cassiar Highway: a wonderful wilderness with hills, gravel, jade, wildlife… and people

Of course we took the road less travelled Highway 37, The Stewart Cassiar Highway, or simply The Cassiar Highway. All names for this infamous road, almost 1000km long, known for the lack of services, bad weather, bears and gravel patches. The latter issue had been solved we had been promised, but the other? 2nd [...]

Day 43: 23 August: Whitemen & Indians: frying fish at the illegal potlatch

August 24, 2008 by Harry  
Filed under Canada, Trip reports, Yukon

Hi all, apologies for not posting before, we were too busy cycling, getting fed by friendly Canadians, watching bears and visiting doctors. I wil write about all of that soon, but first as promised, our day in Champagne: We woke up to a nice day, which means: no rain Before heading out towards the [...]

1000 Americans: Dora & Darlene

August 18, 2008 by Harry  
Filed under 1000 Americans, Friendly people

Ivana poses with the two lovely ladies at the Teslin National Wildlife refuge info center. They talked Athabascan between them, while working on some nice handicrafts. Visit the center if you can and say hi from us