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@@NoOverhead thanks!

@@Chris-kx1hp thankfully we were in the car. We never get sick of seeing them. In the forest might be a different story though!

@@Chris-kx1hp we absolutely love it here! Thanks for watching 😃

@@leopardsgowild it was totally unreal to be so far north and the scenery just gets better around each turn. We’ll be going back for sure. Might take the marine highway next time.

@@brentsummers7377 it was scary! Apparently they don’t have guardrails so they can shovel the snow off the edge. But they would be nice!

haha, I did ask Mike if I was going on too much about snow in June, but he said, "Nope, the people gotta know!"

@@NomadLifeKiwi yup. The people gotta know. They want to know!!! 😜😎

Thanks, that's a nice thing to say. It's easy to be enthusiastic when there is so much beauty to see :--)

You are in ALASKA!!!! 🎉

@@robynshore7942 it was so exciting for Rodger to travel so far!

@@NomadLifeKiwi i cant imagine i could drive that far so I’m just enjoying your adventure! Thank you!

@@TheWayneReport when we were cycling I thought it was the best way in the world to travel. Now we have a van I think I prefer the van. But would love to do another collab with you if you want to give cycle touring a go!

@@NomadLifeKiwi oh boy! I’d love to accept that challenge… I wonder if that would be possible ? Hmmmm

@@TheWayneReport that cycle ride Richard was talking about along the rail trail sounded cool.

@@NomadLifeKiwi totally. I’m good with that! How hard can it be? 😳

@@TheWayneReport Hopefully it's reasonable flat. Tell us when and we'll be there! Keen to explore more of Canada.

@@timlop265 thank you so much :-)

@@TheWayneReport hahaha, as you know, we LOVE a good waterfall

@@Molkena27 awesome, that’s exciting. You’ll love it!

@@Molkena27 no, we sold it to buy one in the USA. Thanks for subbing :)

Thanks Wayne, and only one waterfall to suffer through!

@@NomadLifeKiwi hahaha. I love the waterfalls! Thats what the people want to see 😎

@@TheWayneReport yep, it’s all about the people :-)

@@ssss-io5ct I’d heard that about the bell, but we do make lots of noise when we’re hiking. That particular bear we saw was a brown coloured black bear, not a grizzly. Grizzlies have a hump. But they are brownish;-)

@@NomadLifeKiwi yes you are right grizzlies do have a hump, it was just a lighter toned black bear like you say. Smart to make lots of noisr! I like in Kitimat a few hours from stewart cassiar highwsy and we have a massive population of black and grizzlies! Great video!

I guess you are used to having bears around. It's so much a novelty for us. Thanks so much for watching and commenting :-)

@@NomadLifeKiwi it is but I still also get really excited anytime I see one😅

That's so cool!

@@faksen13 yes, indeed. It was neat seeing a brown one.

@@MrTerryb1956 thanks!

@@michelesauret7779 it is such a beautiful place

@@TheWayneReport we’ve seen loads of moose and even more elk. Wildlife is amazing here!

@@NomadLifeKiwi most of it can eat you… but they don’t! 😜

Hey there fellow kiwi! Glad to have you along on our adventures!

@@NomadLifeKiwi Nice to meet you both...will be following along and enjoying your vlogs and travels with excitement...enjoyment...choice...fanks...

We’ll have to come back to see the colours, but I really liked it this time of year. The snowy mountains were stunning, and it’s nice that it’s less crowded.

Probably less chance of injury in the forest than on the roads! Those videos sound awful!

@@rventures1021 thanks guys, this was back in May. I’m thinking the animals were hungry!

@@jenniferwren6941 we felt safe there. I’d definitely go back. Surf city is a great spot for eating out.

That’s great, thanks. We thought the snow was probably covering it. Such a beautiful drive!

We had an amazing time, thanks so much for watching:-)

We would have loved to have seen the blue water, but apparently there would be hundreds of people there when the ice melts. Maybe next time!

I had a feeling someone had just fed that bear for it to be sitting on the side of the road. Sad, for sure. Wow, that would be an amazing cycle ride on that road!

@@NomadLifeKiwi That ride (the 2nd one) started at the Prince Rupert Ferry in BC through Georgetown to Jasper then South on the Icefields to Montana and beyond to Maine. The bear count from Prince Rupert to Jasper was 31 and I slept in the woods for 3 nights on that route( younger days for sure.) BC and Alberta were the gems of the trip. Peyto lake is a Bahamas Turquoise blue that is totally amazing when there is no ice. FYI when I was riding in NZ. Kiwi English was foreign to me! I had to mime bad hearing and asked people to repeat slowly! It worked so on your videos I play at half speed and Jo comes in very clear to these old ear! She would be excellent doing tv and radio commercials! Tke Care, Safe Travels...

Thanks Patricia, nice to hear from you.

@@michelesauret7779 haha, if we see a bear we don’t even wind the windows down!

@@paisime2011 awesome, have a great trip, so glad the video was helpful :-)

Thanks so much for following along :-)

Oh cool! You live in a lovely part of the world :-)

Thanks Mandy, nice to have you along :-)

@@pallahammer8997 thanks for watching :-)

It’s been so amazing!

It really is!

Thanks, glad to hear you had a great time. Seems like forever ago since we were there.

It was exciting to us as we’d never seen a truck stop like it.

It wasn't a problem for us, we didn't even notice people going to the bathroom. There aren't so many people in the premium cabin as in economy, so that may be why,

@@user-vh2tw7co7n you will love it :-)

@@user-vh2tw7co7n you’re welcome!

@@user-vh2tw7co7n yes, free to camp there :-)

@@michelangelopainters5519 thankfully we didn’t meet anybody but yeah, it’s pretty narrow

A lot is similar to nz, just on a much larger scale.

There was just one other couple there, so it was really nice. We were surprised how much there is to see in Idaho. Loved it!

That sounds like a better name! It’s exactly what they look like!

That’s interesting. Thanks for the info.

That’s a lot of visitors! Glad we all weren’t there at the same time!

Wow, what a great part of the world to live!