Once again:
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Well, last night, I wound up meating this stranded trucker from Whitehorse that was waiting for a pickup. He had a dog. So, we first started talking about our dogs. Eventually, I mentioned I was bicycling to Alaska and he said he had to buy me a beer. A beer turned into like 5 . . and a burger. So, it was a pretty good night. I also met a Coast Guard guy moving to Homer via RV with his family in tow. He was taking his time and enjoying the landscape. He also offered me a beer, but it was getting pretty late for me and 5 was probably plenty already.
Fort Nelson is not a big town. It is certainly marked as a major settlement on my Alaska Highway guide, but that doesn't mean much. It has some hotels and motels, and I was able to get myself a new tire and extra spare tube though. The owner even reduced the price for me because of what I am endeavoring to do.
So, stop at this place if you need bike supplies.
The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum ( #fnmuseum) is well worth a visit and entrance is only 5 dollars Canadian! There is so much history crammed onto that plot of land. Tons of antique vehicles, some historic buildings, and tons of other stuff.
Well, I think I'm going to try my luck at the Triple G Restaurant again. Then, it is sleep time, because I have some tough climbing to do tomorrow.
Love the antique trucks and heavy equipment.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it was a great stop.
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