I've been to Whitehorse once, and I'd go back in a heartbeat. Fireweed Books! I've sipped tea and written in that same Starbucks! We drove from Whitehorse to Dawson City (another place I'd love to return to!) and it was amazing. Did the bus/train trip to Skagway. Went rafting on the Yukon River. Hiked up the Midnight Dome. A part of Canada the everyone should visit. Thanks for sharing your adventures there, Terry.
There's a place I've never made it to yet! Would love to enjoy a nice, sunny day at 3:30am... (I actually made it above the Arctic Circle once, in Norway. But it was on the fall equinox -- one of two days of the year when the whole world gets mostly the same length of day. Ah, the irony!)
I think one of the things that would blow my mind most is travelling 4,000 miles (or whatever it is from Toronto) to sit in a CBC radio booth for an interview. There aren't many places in the world where something like that can happen.
Another great adventure -- thanks for sharing, Terry!
Love your Martian antennae in the CBC pic!
I've been to Whitehorse once, and I'd go back in a heartbeat. Fireweed Books! I've sipped tea and written in that same Starbucks! We drove from Whitehorse to Dawson City (another place I'd love to return to!) and it was amazing. Did the bus/train trip to Skagway. Went rafting on the Yukon River. Hiked up the Midnight Dome. A part of Canada the everyone should visit. Thanks for sharing your adventures there, Terry.
A fun read, Terry...
There's a place I've never made it to yet! Would love to enjoy a nice, sunny day at 3:30am... (I actually made it above the Arctic Circle once, in Norway. But it was on the fall equinox -- one of two days of the year when the whole world gets mostly the same length of day. Ah, the irony!)
I think one of the things that would blow my mind most is travelling 4,000 miles (or whatever it is from Toronto) to sit in a CBC radio booth for an interview. There aren't many places in the world where something like that can happen.
Another great adventure -- thanks for sharing, Terry!