We kept seeing beaver tracks everywhere and followed the tracks to this guy.


Mike found a really nice spot to stop for the night.


This one was a bit of hike to get to the top, thought the view was worth it. I didn't bring the camera when I came to set up the tent at sunset, much to my regret. I ran back down to the boat but by the time I got back it was all but over.


Another fantastic camp spot.*


View from the tent in the morning.

What an amazing time this past few weeks with Mike & Kati. I dare say the most fun I've had on the entire trip has been out west with them. Lori and I can't thank you guys enough for your hospitality.


As tempting as it was to stay longer, I was missing Lori quite a bit and felt like I should make my way home. Mike and Kati dropped me back off at the marina later that morning and I was off.


Somewhere on the road in Colorado.


7 degrees Celsius (45F) at 11,000 feet crossing the Continental Divide, with lots of snow behind the sign.


Skirted this pretty large looking cell here. Rain finally caught up with me somewhere through Missouri.


Initially I had plans on checking out the North Rim, Bryce and Arches but for some reason when I got back to the bike, I just felt like putting down miles instead of sightseeing. So 3 days and 3254km's (2034 miles) after leaving Page AZ, I was back in Brantford. Home for the summer.

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