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Welcoming and friendly: this is Montana!

Welcoming and friendly: this is Montana!

Since I resumed riding, it really feels like a different chapter.  I only camped once, and I no longer need to carry a lot of food with me. The best part is that I get to stay with great people more often. Fernie was my last stop in Canada. I was curious to see this village, and was on a quest to find a pair of fingerless gloves since I must have left one at EIk Lakes, where I packed…

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Back on the road!

Back on the road!

It’s been a long time since I updated my blog.  I did a side trip to Quebec, to see my family and friends… And no, I did not travel to Quebec on my bike! I flew from Calgary but I am now back on the road. I had an absolutely wonderful and extremely busy time in Quebec. It would take too long to talk about all the amazing people I saw over the last few weeks, but it made it…

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Goodbye BC, hello Alberta!

Goodbye BC, hello Alberta!

I have now reached Canmore, and was able to go to Calgary to upgrade my electronics, so I am connected again and able to share the stories and pictures. I accumulated enough stories for more than one blog post: here is the first one! The day I left Fraser Lake, I had 2 ‘firsts’.  My first day of riding in the rain in about 2 months (no complain there!) and my first flat tire.  Funny how flats and bad weather…

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Techno-failure

Techno-failure

Well, so much for relying on technology for photos, communications and navigating.  Works well until…  it doesn’t work! My phone died yesterday, so I am now traveling old style without being able to communicate easily until I reach a town big enough to get a new phone.  So it may take a few days before I can update my blog again.  I am now in McBride, a couple days away from Jasper, then Banff, and Canmore. Accumulating stories, and looking…

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BC’s best kept secret

BC’s best kept secret

After many weeks of riding in fairly remote places, the last few days have been quite different.  I now ride from one town to another, traveling lighter as I don’t need to carry as much food and water. I stayed an extra night in Smithers to meet a friend of friend, Francoi, who lives in Driftwood, just north of town.  It was a good climb to get there, but it was worth it.  Nice road, and nice company, not to…

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