Exploring the Panhandle of Idaho | St. Joe River

This trip started with a whoosh. Well, actually it started with a long slow drive up a rocky road, leading to that whoosh. The whoosh was the air rushing out of our right rear tire at record speed after being punctured by a rock. There’s nothing quite like spending the day working your way into a remote site in the forest to spend a few days, only to come up a mile or so short of your goal, and then feeling the need to go get a tire fixed. We passed the three options of camps we intended to stay at. They looked very nice. Maybe next time.

We spent the remainder of the day, and most of the next one driving out for a tire repair and then back to the St. Joe. Along the way out we picked up another flat tire. I guess the rocks are sharp on the St. Joe. Or they had a message for us. I’m going with the first option.

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To the Crazies and Back, A Whirlwind Through Montana

We had only been home from British Columbia for a couple of days, but we had worked diligently on rehabbing the truck and gear. I got the notification that Reckless Kelly was going to be in concert in the middle of Montana. Why not get back out on the road? Before we knew it we were packing the truck for a quick trip to Montana. This was a real whirlwind tour of western Montana, but…

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Videos: Parts 4 and 5 of the Grand Loop of British Columbia

In case you missed the final two videos in the British Columbia Series they are posted below. In Part 4 we travel the Alaska Highway from Watson Lake, Yukon to Dawson Creek, British Columbia, mile 0 of the Alaska Highway: https://youtu.be/d44SpY61_h4 In Part 5 we finish our trip traveling through the Canadian Rockies in southern British Columbia: https://youtu.be/dvKox52ivbs

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