All of Us Off to the Inklin Line Cabin

Plus 4 C.  Bee's in her little carrying case, then put in a cloth shopping bag and then into a clear plastic over cover and then finally strapped onto the tundra with padding underneath.  The chickens are on their own for a few days.
We're all out of here.  This warm weather is letting us all leave without worry of the place freezing up. 

Bryan gave a thumbs up....   look closely at the above picture.

Grizzly Bear Tracks Out in mid January...

 Trip is 14 kms.  There were two small avalanches on the Inklin Cliff pass which it took 1/2 an hour to shovel away so that we could pass.  This mild weather has it's drawbacks.  We came across day old Grizzly tracks just in front of the cabin.  Bryan speculated that it might be a 4 year old on it's own for the first winter and what ever spot it picked for a den it could wet and came out. 

Lots of Moose browse sign

MERRY CHRISTMAS, GOOD SPIRITS TO YOU ALL.

We wish you a family Christmas.... happy holidays and good spirits through out the coming year.  Thank you for following our journey out here way back of beyond.  We do not have any contact with other people for so long and this blog is a great link to you.  AGAIN.... HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY SEASON.....
Re photo.   This is our Japanese Bobtail cat called Bee... she is just getting out of her carrying case at the Line cabin. She travels on the back of Vikki's Tundra 300 wrapped in a shopping bag for warmth and a plastic cover for snow  and wind protection.  She is always up for an adventure but Vikki can hear her howling back there.  We can't leave her back at the base camp alone if we are going for 2 or 3 days.