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June 11th 2012
Published: June 24th 2012
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Maybe you find it crazy that we go that far to the North of Canada. We have several reasons. First of all we were in Ushuaia, at the southernmost tip of Argentina. Our trip would not be complete if we also did not see the most northern part of the American continent. Secondly -and maybe even more important- we were inspired by the books of Jack London. In the Netherlands (and also as it seems in C... Read Full Entry



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THe Alaska Highway to WhitehorseTHe Alaska Highway to Whitehorse
THe Alaska Highway to Whitehorse
Beautiful lakesBeautiful lakes
Beautiful lakes
Yukon riverYukon river
Yukon river
Rests of the old gold mines Rests of the old gold mines
Rests of the old gold mines
Food was stocked up high to protect it against bearsFood was stocked up high to protect it against bears
Food was stocked up high to protect it against bears
The church hangs to one side due to the melting permafrost.The church hangs to one side due to the melting permafrost.
The church hangs to one side due to the melting permafrost.
Ice along the Yukon riverIce along the Yukon river
Ice along the Yukon river
Old Hotel in Dawson CityOld Hotel in Dawson City
Old Hotel in Dawson City
The dog who inspired Jack London to write 'Call of the Wild'.The dog who inspired Jack London to write 'Call of the Wild'.
The dog who inspired Jack London to write 'Call of the Wild'.
Drinking a glas of wine in front of our motorhome at Dawson City.Drinking a glas of wine in front of our motorhome at Dawson City.
Drinking a glas of wine in front of our motorhome at Dawson City.
Inside Tombstone National ParkInside Tombstone National Park
Inside Tombstone National Park
An unspoiled worldAn unspoiled world
An unspoiled world
No one stops.No one stops.
No one stops.
Not far from the polar circleNot far from the polar circle
Not far from the polar circle
Beautiful plants in a harsh environmentBeautiful plants in a harsh environment
Beautiful plants in a harsh environment
Trying to throw with a prehistoric AtalatlTrying to throw with a prehistoric Atalatl
Trying to throw with a prehistoric Atalatl
Prehistoric Giant Beaver. According to the legends of the First nation people it was responsible for the big lakes in Northern Canada.Prehistoric Giant Beaver. According to the legends of the First nation people it was responsible for the big lakes in Northern Canada.
Prehistoric Giant Beaver. According to the legends of the First nation people it was responsible for the big lakes in Northern Canada.



24th June 2012

Femmy
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super
Hi, Geweldig, geweldig, geweldig! Super, super, super.
3rd July 2012

anonymous
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Jack London
Wonderful story and photos! Jealous, as always :)) My grandfather was very fond of Jack London. My father loves him. I love him too.:)) But Jack London - it's not just stories about wolves and gold seekers. I like his "Martin Eden" (1909)! Also very romantic book is Hearts of Three (1920)

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