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Likes: Participating in all my activities
Favorite Walk: Appalacian Trail
Arrival Story: I adopted Butch from the Bucks Co. SPCA in June 1995.
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Bio: Butch was a faithful companion and hiking partner for 5 years. He travelled with me to Alaska 5 times. Sadly he was hit by a car on I-15 out in MT as we were returning from our 2000 Alaska trip. He`s always in my thoughts and prayers.
Forums Motto: Bucks County SPCA explorer
The Groups I'm In: Animal Lovers Of Alaska, Dogster Guardian Angels, Dogster's Angels, Losing A Beloved Pet, The Pound Puppy Project, ^*^Over The Rainbow^*^
The Last Forum I Posted In: Smiley and Sandy's Wedding Help
bckgrnd:
over the rainbow:
my pictures: My earthly adventures are pictured in the first photos on my page followed by my later adventures after crossing the Bridge.
After our little hike in the Carcross Desert,we drove across White Pass on the Klondike Highway and soon reached the Alaska border which is located at the summit of White Pass. From the summit of White Pass,the road descends crossing a suspension bridge spanning a rocky canyon then continues down to the Gold Rush town of Skagway. Dad and I spent 4 days hiking the Chilkoot Trail in Skagway and then toured the town itself after our hike. We walked down to the docks to view the cruise ships that sailed here from Seattle and Vancouver via the Inside Passage. I`ve posted 2 new pix of White Pass and the cruise ship on my page.
Butch
Greetings from across the Bridge!
In Sept 1997,Dad and I took our 2nd trip together to Alaska. We travelled there in dad`s 1994 Geo Metro which was still a fairly new car back then. We drove thru the US as far as North Dakota before entering Canada at the Saskatchewan border. Then it was west across the Canadian plains until we reached the town of Dawson Creek in British Columbia. This is where the Alaska Highway begins. We drove north on the Alaska Highway for about 500 miles before arriving in Canada`s Yukon territory which is adjacent to Alaska. Here we did a bit of hiking in the Carcross Desert. This is a small area of sand dunes surrounded by majestic peaks. It is actually the floor of an ancient lake.We then travelled on to Skagway,Alaska to hike the Chilkoot Trail,a famous trail from the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush. I`ve posted a few pix from this trip. More details later. Dad and I shared 5 Alaska trips together before I crossed the Bridge in 2000.
Paws,
Butch
Woofs to all!
As we travelled home from the Grand Canyon and California in 1996,Dad and I stopped off in Colorado to do some hiking in Rocky Mt National Park. We hiked the Twin Sisters Peaks trail that began in a lovely forest and then climbed above treeline onto a bare windswept rocky landscape. The views up here were spectacular,but the winds were quite strong! Photos 2 and 3 show the Twin Sisters Peaks.
Paws,
Butch