Ráno než sme vyrazili, sme museli usušiť skoro všetky naše veci, kvôli postrekovačom schovaným v tráve, ktoré začali zavlažovať trávnik akurát keď sme mali všetko vybalené. Našťastie bolo pekne horúco, tak sme nemuseli dlho čakať. Do Kanady sme pokračovali ďalej po ceste číslo 93, vedúcej cez pekné údolie, v diaľke pred nami sa rysovali krásne hory. Prechod cez hranicu v Rooseville bol prekvapivo jednoduchý, iba sa nás opýtali či so sebou nemáme zbrane a mohli sme ísť, ani pomaranče im nevadili :-) Zvyšok cesty na diaľnicu Č. 3 bol veľmi pekný, cestu lemovali lesy, ranče a hory pred nami boli stále bližšie a vyššie. Navečer sme dorazili do kempu v Kikomun Creek Provincial Park-u. Všetci očakávali, že má prísť nejaká apokalyptická búrka, ale nakoniec spadlo len zopár kvapiek.
Before we left Eureka we had to dry nearly all our stuff because hidden sprinklers in the grass. They started watering right in the moment, when all our sleeping bags, clothes were outside on the sun. Luckily it was really nice, sunny and hot day. Rest of the road (still #93, heading toward Hwy #3) to Canada border was still in the nice valley with views on the tall and rocky mountains ahead in Canada. Crossing the border at Rooseville was very easy this time, border patrol officer even didn't ask if we have some oranges. Continued biking through nice valley with steep hills covered by redwoods, on our right side. Steep downhill and uphill to the one of tributaries of Lake Koocanusa. Enjoying views at the mountains ahead. They look a little like our Alps, grassy with huge limestone cliffs. It was very nice view in the evening sun. We slept in Kikomun Creek Provincial Park Campground, very nice and calm (after kids went to the beds) place. Awaiting storm which never came.
Pictures:
Sprinklers, the enemy of dry stuff
On the way to Canada border
Mountains in Canada above Hwy #3 near Elko
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