Where we find the road less travelled becomes the journey,

roadtotuk

  • It rained most of the night. So things were wet and chilly this morning. We didn’t linger too long before heading on the road. That will certainly add another layer of mud to the cabin. We got some fuel, and we were on our way.I checked the FB page, and sure enough, some snow had… Read more

  • Rain it did, last night. We slept by the Rock River, and indeed it was a little fuller and rushing a little faster this morning. Given how much mud we accumulated, we managed to keep most of it outside quite well. That is, until Ryder went under the van, brushed some mud on himself (He’s… Read more

  • Day 12 – the road to Tuk

    One of the great things about travelling as we are is that there are no alarms in the morning or schedules we need to strictly adhere to. It was a chilly night last night, and the morning saw us layering up and turning the heat on when we started driving. It was raining a bit…… Read more

  • Day 8 – the road to Tuk

    We started travelling a bit later this morning. Although we’re all organized, the weather is apparently going to change. So I decided to pre-cook a few things so that we can just heat up dinner in the cabin should it be too chilly. When we left camp near Terrace, the temperature was 23 degrees. That… Read more

  • Day 6 – the road to Tuk

    The weather has been really amazing so far, but you can feel the difference in temperature each day we go further north. Today we made it as far as Prince Rupert. We’re just on ‘this side’ of Rupert, so we haven’t gone into the city yet. Driving along Highway 16 is so incredibly beautiful. It’s… Read more

  • Day 5 – the road to tuk

    A very low-key day. We left Prince George and headed towards Smithers. The land has been really lush the last few hundred kilometers. It felt a bit strange when camp neighbours started a fire for the evening given the climate of the fire hazard and water restrictions at home. It’s just not that dry up… Read more