HEAVY RAIN.
Day 322 – It rained hard all night and this morning. Getting muddier around here. The playground remains empty; it’s been quiet. We went into Prince George this morning and took care of lots of errands and stocking up. On September 1st when we enter Alberta and the National Parks, we aren’t sure about the availability of supplies. We’ll be staying in three different National Park campgrounds for ten nights each. Limited hook-ups; just getting prepared.
Continue readingCOLD AND RAINY.
Day 321 – It rained all last night and today. Many of the campers left and only a few came into the campground to take their place. The playground was quiet. We doubt if the Lake had much activity either. We made a big batch of Garlic Bread to freeze and pull out pieces when we need them; the RV smelled so good from the baking bread. The girls have their heated pads plugged in again, since the weather has cooled off. They are very happy. We did a lot of reading and relaxing. Tomorrow we have to drive to Prince George and take advantage of a city large enough to have all kinds of stores. Do some stocking up, and Rob will be picking up a new fuel pump and a few other parts for the generator. It briefly reached 60 degrees today, mostly in the 50’s and cold with the rain. The blog posts are piling up again.
TRAVEL DAY
From: Beaumont Provincial Park, Fort Fraser, BC.
To: Purden Lake Provincial Park, Prince George, BC.
Day 320 – Only a couple more destinations for camping before we reach Jasper National Park in Alberta. Chugging along, we departed Beaumont Provincial Park after dumping tanks at 10:10 a.m. It was 58 degrees, cloudy and windy. Definitely cooling off here!
