We woke up this morning to a pleasant surprise. The rain had stopped during the evening and the tent and equipment was dry which made packing much easier. We had a quick breakfast of camp toast and good camp coffee (nothing better!). We packed quickly as the weather was beginning to look threatening and headed to Tatla Lake for a brunch. We eventually arrived in Williams Lake, the point where we reconnect with civilization. I must admit, I felt a little sad to be leaving the beauty of the back country and joining the masses again.
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| Breaking camp in the morning. |
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| Brunch stop in Tatla Lake |
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| My awesome camping buddy. Love her. |
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| Bridge into Williams Lake |
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| Log stockpile in Williams Lake |
As we approached Williams Lake it was apparent that logging and wood products is the key industry for the town. We passed an enormous log pile. I don't think I have ever seen so many logs stockpiled as big as this place is. We headed south from Williams Lake and spent the night at a motel in Clinton. Unfortunately we had problems connecting to the internet so we were not able to get caught up on our reports. Tomorrow we branch off towards Whistler where we will spend Sunday evening, Fathers Day.
Roger and Shirley
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