Today we took the path less travelled. Leaving from Hope, we followed the Fraser Canyon on Highway 1, then splitting off at Lytton to Highway 12 before joining Highway 97. BC tourism calls it the “Ranchlands and Rivers” route, and the name is apt.
Driving through Lytton was a challenge. Devastated by wildlifes a few years ago, the forests around the town were burning again. A helicopter was hard at work dumping water, but the fire is out of control. Our hearts are with the community and Lytton First Nation.
After a stop in Lillooet for lunch and several scenic vista pullovers, we visited Jen’s cousin and family in 100 Milehouse for a few minutes before continuing north. They were surprised at how slow our progress was!
A brief snack stop at Marble Canyon Provincial Park (not so scenic without a hike!), dinner in Quesnel, and a bedtime arrival in Prince George.
This day was about living the journey and enjoying each other’s company. Chatting and laughter, podcasts, and marvelling at the scenery (including three deer and sixteen bighorn sheep!) – this is time well spent.












And from the drone:




Cantilever Bar Fire video filmed on iPhone. Do not fly drones near fires!
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