Joan in the cool mornings |
Along the rail line |
The rail line runs beside the lake for several kms |
We are in Carcross for three nights to
see the scenery in the south Yukon and Northern British Columbia. We
drove to Fraser BC and back today. Fraser is a railway town left
over from the 1898 Gold Rush. The White Pass and Yukon Railway is a
narrow gauge railway built for the miners to get to Whitehorse from
Skagway in Alaska. The railway still runs, but mostly for tourists.
The road we took goes to Skagway, but I didn't bring the passports so
we didn't cross the border.
The Aspen and Tamarack trees turn yellow. |
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