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- Heading out toward Hains Junction Michaels in the lead
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- It a long long ways away
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- Waiting up for Papamike Joe, Emma and Michael –
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- The road is pretty rough where the construction is
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- The view out to the side is beautiful and takes your mind off the road.
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- The sweep of vista is cool
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- and then the road surface bounces you back to the near and now.
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- But not for long and our minds wander off to the distance
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- I am not sure how this happened I am in front of Joe and Michael
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- Michael looking ahead after passing me.
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- The coolest thing at our lunch stop was getting to use an Antalla throwing stick and spear – I was really suprised how far and accurate you could be with one.
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- Of course Joe and Michael immediatly launched into a competion Michael stayed ahead for the longest throw for most of the time.
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- We toured some of the ancient building exhibits like this bark shelter.
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- Kinda neat how the peeled the park off the trees and used for wall covering on the exterior.
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- On the bypass that Marc and Marty suggested we came across this Indian village replica and had lunch
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- This is an old down hill sign –
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- Coming to the Champagn city on the bypass – really good idea to ride this section and miss the new chipseal and construction on the Highway.
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- the view off into where we are going
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- Getting toward evening again our goal is ahead
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- Meet Corie and Portia from Fairbanks, Ak thery are riding to Hains for the ferry and then Skagway and Dawson for a music festiville.
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- Great place to camp near this old log bridge The water is really running high.
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- this bridge was used by the Army as part of Alaska highway
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- Climbed up the ridge for a better view – what a reward of the distant mountain surrounding us.
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- a close up of one of the peaks – it is like a calendar picture
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