Again we found the northern part of British Columbia a prime area
for seeing wildlife. It was not unusual to see bears, buffalo, sheep and caribou each day. In Dawson Creek we enjoyed seeing the “sign forest”. No wonder so many communities are missing signs
as we saw many are posted here. It was fun finding signs of towns from all over the world, including ones that were special to us. Some people had planned ahead and created unique signs to leave, while
others were very hastily prepared on the spot. At Milepost Zero we documented our journey with pictures. Travis and Wren enjoyed pretending they were entering a car that was painted on the side of a building. It was the end of the ALCAN adventure but not of
our journey as we were still a long way away from Ridgefield, Washington.
for seeing wildlife. It was not unusual to see bears, buffalo, sheep and caribou each day. In Dawson Creek we enjoyed seeing the “sign forest”. No wonder so many communities are missing signs 
as we saw many are posted here. It was fun finding signs of towns from all over the world, including ones that were special to us. Some people had planned ahead and created unique signs to leave, while 
others were very hastily prepared on the spot. At Milepost Zero we documented our journey with pictures. Travis and Wren enjoyed pretending they were entering a car that was painted on the side of a building. It was the end of the ALCAN adventure but not of 
our journey as we were still a long way away from Ridgefield, Washington. 
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