We wanted to share some pictures that were simply about driving through Canada: 

Scenes of the road or along the road. 

It was quite a drive. 

The 60th Parallel is the boundary line between British Columbia and The Yukon. 

It is also known as "The beginning of the North."

We've  been on the road for just over 2 weeks and have come over 4000 miles to Alaska. We are in Fairbanks tonight and will be here for a few days before going on to Denali National Park. The following pictures are all from crossing Canada - which was very nice. 

Claresholm, Alberta, Canada had been the site of the largest Canadian pilot training camp for WW2 and then into the 60's. We camped in the city park, and this was there as a memorial to pilots who served the nation.

Birds of the Carson-Pegasus Campground at McLeod Lake, Alberta.  

Common Loons

Male Horned Grebe in breeding plumage

Male Mallards

Red-Necked Grebes

Strawberry-Banana-Blueberry Pancakes for dinner.

We arrived at Muncho Lake, British Columbia on a very cold, windy, and overcast afternoon with light snow flurries. We were completely enamored and wandered the shore all afternoon and then again in the morning. 

Mike

Dennis

Spring bud with ice and snow

Chipmunk

Close-ups of ice on the lake

Dennis being overwhelmed

Our campsite

Mew Gull on top of a pine tree

Sleepy Camper in the Casita

And then we drove on to Liard Hot Springs, where Mike soaked for an hour while Dennis looked for birds. 

Solitary Sandpiper

Raven in a Birch tree

Yellow-Rumped Warbler

Greater Yellowlegs

And then later on to Watson Lake campground in The Yukon, which was still covered with snow and ice, and in which we were completely alone. 

Tree Bark

Male Spruce Grouse, in breeding plumage

And in flight

Canada Jay

Warbler ? 

Male Caribou at the side of the road

And a Black Bear at the side of the road.

And in The Yukon distance is measured in Caribous.