Our first stop was Liard Hot Springs. It was like a large hot tub. The temperature was just over 100 degrees. Once in it felt really good. Along the way we saw a bison all by himself. This Stone Sheep was up on a cliff above the road and no other was in sight. It seemed to be posing for us. Next we saw a bear alone feeding by the road. The highlight of the day was this momma bear with her twins. The twins were having a romping good time while momma was feeding on the grass. Later in the day we visited Signpost Forest at Watson Lake. It was started in 1942 by an army soldier who was working on the Alaska Highway. There are over 61,000 signs, from all over the world. We located two signs from Frostproof and a sign from Tanglewood, Sebring, Florida.
Our first stop was Liard Hot Springs. It was like a large hot tub. The temperature was just over 100 degrees. Once in it felt really good. Along the way we saw a bison all by himself. This Stone Sheep was up on a cliff above the road and no other was in sight. It seemed to be posing for us. Next we saw a bear alone feeding by the road. The highlight of the day was this momma bear with her twins. The twins were having a romping good time while momma was feeding on the grass. Later in the day we visited Signpost Forest at Watson Lake. It was started in 1942 by an army soldier who was working on the Alaska Highway. There are over 61,000 signs, from all over the world. We located two signs from Frostproof and a sign from Tanglewood, Sebring, Florida.
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