Just what we needed to finalize our trip: escape the lodge only to find comfortable installations called yurts. Uncommon Journeys, the company that leads us here, has built a nice camp of four of these Mongolian houses. Yet, no one goes there. An entire valley is all for us!
Indeed, four hours of sledding in Yukon’s wild guarantees you will not cross a single soul. Despite some difficult terrain and snow conditions yesterday, we pulled through. One person per sled was the policy, because of the fast down hills and icy sections.
We celebrated birthdays and chit chatted until late. It was a good last run for us in Canada’s North. Tomorrow we wrap up, more to come.
Check out the photos in the meantime.
Hi Anthony,
Wow! What beautfiul scenery! I love your birthday hat!!! Hope you had a good Birthday amongst your new friends! Take care and we’ll see you soon!!!
Have a good trip back!
Love Auntie Tina, Uncle Domenic, Meighen & Kellie oxoxox
Posted 11 Mar 2007 at 04:23 ¶For the Team responsable for this expedition, We are both proud and greatful for your efforts and for taking care of our children, we are indebted to you.
Please accept our thanks and wishes for continued success and courage.
Anthony’s Grandparents,
Posted 11 Mar 2007 at 18:40 ¶Antonio and Louise Barbieri
hey kaitlin!
i’m in sunday river and i cant help but think of you and how much fun you must be havhope you have a great time with the doggies and meeting new people! i hope we get a chance to ski/snowbaord togetehr whne you get back!
miss you!
Ashleigh*
Posted 13 Mar 2007 at 18:44 ¶