Riding the Spine

Friendly Cruise tourists accosted us and forced us to take a picture under the Robert Service poem

Some friendly Aussies we met while seeking Sour Toes. A cocktail which holds a real human toe that has fallen off due to frostbite. The rule is that your lips have to touch the gnarly salted black toe

Our couchsurfing friend allowed us to stay in her house for our stay in Dawson City

Watching us slowly pack our gear

Lovin' the '80's cycling shorts

Cheerfully telling us about her hitchiking plans and her own bike tour plans soon to come.

Beautiful moonrise after watching a huge bald eagle soar closely over our heads

He went speeding ahead for the pot of gold, thinking that it was too cold for the Leprechauns, but was unable to reach it in time.

I promise there is a photo of a black bear on the side of the road.

So vain, it wants pictures of it taken.

Group photo in front of a historical rapid next to Carmacks (Discoverer of gold in the Klondike) cabin.

We wondered how effective these signs were in Pelly Crossing, after being accosted by a crack dealer outside the grocery store

We often find ourselves camping on the access roads underneath power lines because they are usually flat.

It seemed like the embankment was trying to tell us something.

We pondered this sign for a bit as we left.

Sean loved the incredibly steep uphill even more than he liked this downhill.

It was actually shorter, but it was absolutely more steep.

Any route that cuts 10 kilometers off your trail is worth taking pictures of..

A burden of bicycling. Incredible vista after another. Tough work enjoying such nice scenery.

I guess I was inspired to take a picture. Theoretically worth a thousand words, yet i'm at a loss.

We found this haggard character coming out of his cabin along the way. He smelled awful.

How'd ya like to winter over in there?

Amazing sunset preceeding an incredible display of northern lights.

Enjoying another beautiful view.