Spring
2008 Long Haul
We had a Wonderful Trip, We picked up Wonderful Horses.
Again our Greatest Thank You's to the Family's of:
Keith & Barbara Campbell in Vanderhoof, British Columbia,
Sue & Denny Penner in Abbotsford, British Columbia,
As Well as our Customers whom Hired us to Haul their Precious Cargo!
(above) Highway 1 - "The Alaska Highway" Between Whitehorse & Teslin
(above & below) Highway 37 - "The Cassiar", British Columbia, Canada
(above) Stikine River Provincial Park Boundary - Highway 37
(above) More of The Cassiar Highway
(above) Hodder Lake During the Winter
(the top right picture on the August haul is Summer View of same area with different camera)
(above) Wildlife along the drive, including season change from Winter to Spring
(above) My Filly, Sprite, Arriving after Transport from Texas to Oregon
(above & below) Morning after at a Rest Stop at Sue & Denny's Place
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We had a Wonderful Trip, We picked up Wonderful Horses.
Again our Greatest Thank You's to the Family's of:
Keith & Barbara Campbell in Vanderhoof, British Columbia,
Sue & Denny Penner in Abbotsford, British Columbia,
As Well as our Customers whom Hired us to Haul their Precious Cargo!
(above) Highway 1 - "The Alaska Highway" Between Whitehorse & Teslin
(above & below) Highway 37 - "The Cassiar", British Columbia, Canada
(above) Stikine River Provincial Park Boundary - Highway 37
(above) More of The Cassiar Highway
(above) Hodder Lake During the Winter
(the top right picture on the August haul is Summer View of same area with different camera)
(above) Wildlife along the drive, including season change from Winter to Spring
(above) My Filly, Sprite, Arriving after Transport from Texas to Oregon
(above & below) Morning after at a Rest Stop at Sue & Denny's Place
(above
- left) Ready
to load up
| (above
- right)Good
Bye-Thank You Kisses!
(above
- left)"I'm Sorry, I
don't know any better"- Kisses | (above
- right) Loaded Up
(above) Getting Ready to Load Up
(above) Rest Stops for Feeding - Highway 97 between Quesnel & Hixon-British Columbia
(above) British Columbia Railways, and the Highway above them
(above) Photo in Vanderhoof, British Columbia with Keith, Barbara, & Darby
(above) Our Last Snow-Free Dinner Rest Stop in Kitwanga,
at the Junction of the Yellowhead (16) and Cassiar (37) B.C. Highways
(above) Feeding-Leg Stretching Stop in Dease Lake
(above) Rest Stop at the "Rabid Grizzly"
(above) Some nice Scenery in Canada
(above) View of the Roads near Good Hope Lake on the Cassiar (37) Highway
One of the last two Large Sections of Gravel Road
The Snowy Hill on the Morning we entered back into Alaska
There was 4 to 6 inches of snow on the roads that morning just before
Destruction Bay, Yukon Territory, to a bit past Tok, Alaska.
(above) Feed & Lunch Stop in Alaska
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Here we are to one of my Favorite parts of the Transport:
Delivery of the Precious Cargo
(above)"Cody" Receiving his "Welcome Home" Lovin'
(above)The "First Look"
Makes me tear up every time I look at it!
(above) The "Exchange of Hands"
(above) Arrival at Home
Backed into my parking space until snow melt.
****Updated Photos will be added soon with two of our Precious Cargo****
They were picked up in poor condition,
and we would rather show them to you in good condition.
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® All rights reserved. Haulin Ass(above) Getting Ready to Load Up
(above) Rest Stops for Feeding - Highway 97 between Quesnel & Hixon-British Columbia
(above) British Columbia Railways, and the Highway above them
(above) Photo in Vanderhoof, British Columbia with Keith, Barbara, & Darby
(above) Our Last Snow-Free Dinner Rest Stop in Kitwanga,
at the Junction of the Yellowhead (16) and Cassiar (37) B.C. Highways
(above) Feeding-Leg Stretching Stop in Dease Lake
(above) Rest Stop at the "Rabid Grizzly"
(above) Some nice Scenery in Canada
(above) View of the Roads near Good Hope Lake on the Cassiar (37) Highway
One of the last two Large Sections of Gravel Road
The Snowy Hill on the Morning we entered back into Alaska
There was 4 to 6 inches of snow on the roads that morning just before
Destruction Bay, Yukon Territory, to a bit past Tok, Alaska.
(above) Feed & Lunch Stop in Alaska
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here we are to one of my Favorite parts of the Transport:
Delivery of the Precious Cargo
(above)"Cody" Receiving his "Welcome Home" Lovin'
(above)The "First Look"
Makes me tear up every time I look at it!
(above) The "Exchange of Hands"
(above) Arrival at Home
Backed into my parking space until snow melt.
****Updated Photos will be added soon with two of our Precious Cargo****
They were picked up in poor condition,
and we would rather show them to you in good condition.
Reproduction or Reuse Prohibited without written consent.
For additional Information contact Haulin Ass