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Mikes wanderings

Next day, we cut our way thru a remaining “small” drift, so we could actually get right to the glacier. This is august 1!
 
Love the pictures. Have you ever had a friend from the US come and wheel with you up there? Do you know of any requirements for foreign/US vehicles coming up to explore the wilderness? Its been over a decade since I was last in Canada. Might look at a trip for 2024.
 
Love the pictures. Have you ever had a friend from the US come and wheel with you up there? Do you know of any requirements for foreign/US vehicles coming up to explore the wilderness? Its been over a decade since I was last in Canada. Might look at a trip for 2024.
As long as you're insured and registered in your state, you're good to go. You just let me know when you want to come up, and I'll do some guiding for you! one difference tho, don't bring your short guns to the border, they won't let you in!
 
As long as you're insured and registered in your state, you're good to go. You just let me know when you want to come up, and I'll do some guiding for you! one difference tho, don't bring your short guns to the border, they won't let you in!
Thanks! Will let you know when we start looking more seriously.
 
Leaving the glacier behind, we headed up another forestry service road (FSR) to an abandoned mine, and another backcountry sledding cabin. Didn’t quite make the cabin, but we got to the mine.
 
Night 3 was spent up at another abandoned mine. And we had some damn good scotch, Eric. You really need to come on one of these. A good ($350+ bottle) of scotch is a recurrence!! I think I spent $450 on the one for this year!! A man only lives once!! Skoal!!!
 
I just showed Renee these pictures over our coffee this morning. Absolutely beautiful!
 
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