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Five photographs from Yukon one-year-after the cross-continent summer trip of 2011. These photographs were originally processed with Apple’s Aperture application and have been heavily edited with Snapseed on the iPad for this post. Original live-blog posts from summer 2011 can … Continue reading
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In June of 2011, I drove solo from Anchorage, Alaska to Mt. Dora, Florida, taking the long way and cutting south through Utah and Arizona before finally heading east. I drove 7221 miles in 15 days in my beloved 1998 … Continue reading
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03 June 2011 @ 8:54 pm PDT (1290.3 miles). Good morning and welcome to Day 04 of the drive from Alaska to Florida. According to the weather machine thing, it’s thirty-six degrees here in Watson Lake, Yukon, this morning. I … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 7:00 pm PDT (1290.3 miles). I am in Watson Lake, Yukon for the night. It’s just north of the border from British Columbia and sets me up for the Liard River, Muncho Lake, and Stone Mountain … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 3:56 pm PDT (1225.5 miles). At one point, I was going to hit the U.S. and then turn east, then turn south toward Florida. Later it became a go-south and then turn east thing. The lure … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 3:25 pm PDT (1219.4 miles). I’m about 120 kilometers from Watson Lake (a “kilometer” is what Canadians use to measure road distance instead of miles, as do all those other fancy-pantsy Western nations — whatevs). Going … Continue reading
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2 June 2011 @ 1:25 pm PDT (1129.1 miles). Ah, yes. Now I remember. Teslin is the tiny town we stayed in back in 2007, not Watson Lake. Watson Lake is the place with the license plate garden… And what … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 12:19 pm PDT (1095.9.4 miles). The drive is going well, though I haven’t had much luck with light until now. The sky’s still overcast, but it’s lightening up a bit. Starting to see some contrast and … Continue reading
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2 June 2011 @ 09:22 am PDT (219.4 miles). So, this post will actually go live right when I finish composing it. This is just after I uploaded the past six posts or so, catching up. Indeed, a few observations … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 5:14 am PDT (868.9 miles). The Knoll! That didn’t take too long, did it? So, this little “island” is on the extreme southern end of Kluane Lake, just to the side of the Kluane National Park and … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 4:58 am PDT (861.5 miles). Good morning! It’s 47 degrees outside and raining little specks of ice! I’m pressing forward after getting a few hours of sleep. Today’s goal is to cover distance — and lots … Continue reading
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02 June 2011 @ 1:33 am PDT (855.8 miles). Technically it’s Day 03, but this is the endcap for Day 02. After pulling over for a little nap earlier, I kept pressing on, looking for a park or camp site. … Continue reading
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01 June 2011 @ 9:01 pm PDT (746.1 miles). Okay, so customs took longer than expected. Not for me, though. Whoever was three cars ahead of me took about fifteen minutes. I took only about three. It was super easy. … Continue reading
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01 June 2011 @ 7:45 pm PDT (707.3 miles). Aha, 6:45 just magically became 7:45! Why? Because I’m in the Yukon, baby — and that means Pacific Daylight Time! I’m currently in some kind of DMZ between the U.S. and … Continue reading
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On 01 June 2011, I leave Anchorage and begin my two and a half week road trip to Florida, where I’ll meet up with Mumpower and Kid A at my folks’ house in Lake County. They’re flying separately to Florida, … Continue reading
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