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Fantastic Alaska

Fantastic Alaska

I am in heaven! Life on the road is amazing. Again, I am not sure how I will manage to summarize the last few days, they are all so full of happy moments and encounters. I am now in Tok after 5 more days of cycling. I have to take it easy, my knees can’t take long days and everyday I wonder if it’s going to be the last one. But somehow they seem to recover just enough that I…

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The kindness of strangers: The Dalton Highway (part 2)

The kindness of strangers: The Dalton Highway (part 2)

Coldfoot was a great place to spend a few days off. Not only do they have really good food, there is always people coming and going, from all over the world. Everyone there seems to have an interesting life story and I spent hours chatting with some of them, including the wonderful staff. People gave me food, coffee, and even a small hand crafted wooden dinosaur that is now keeping my guard dog company. People went out of their way…

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A wild adventure: the Dalton Highway (part 1)

A wild adventure: the Dalton Highway (part 1)

Fairbanks! I made it this far! And what an amazing, unforgettable, wild adventure that was. Now I struggle to put into words 16 days of fantastic moments and encounters. I will need more than one blog post! Maybe I should start at the start, after a 2 day drive with Steve who kindly put his vehicle back onto this really rough road. We arrived in Prudhoe the evening of May 29, stayed at the Prudhoe Bay Hotel and the next…

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For Joy

For Joy

It’s been a year since I started the CAT project, but as some of you already know, it wasn’t meant to be in 2018. Bad knees, bad weather, and soon I had to quit. A year is a long time to wait for a second chance to try again. And it’s been a challenging year with much uncertainty. I still don’t know how things will go, but there is only one way to find out! Many people asked me why…

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Pause

Pause

As I am writing this, I am sitting at the beautiful Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Centre, only 10 km from Canada. After only about 500 km, my knees finally hurt enough that I can’t even ride the last 10 km to the border, let alone the extra 30 km to Beaver Creek, the first village in the Yukon. I came to the conclusion that stopping here is the best option, not wanting to damage my knees for good. I…

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