This was ontop of the second bluff. It was sandy but really beautiful being ontop of the world like that.

Half way through, we decided to prop my bike up and then pass Kate's down, one step at a time, and eventually we got hers down. We then went back to my bike and took it down from the root and passed it down aswell. This was insanely hard to do, but alot of scary fun as well.

Victorious indeed!!!

So, we decided that we would go on a horse backriding trip while in the Yukon. It turned out to be alot different than we expected; we froze our butts off, we hit a snow storm and we were on the back of a horse for five hours straight. It was pretty insane, but an adventure none the less.

A quick stop to enjoy the scenery

These were the mountains that we were headed for, and climbed eventually

on the road again (the guy infront of me was Ian, and was our tour guide. He was probably close to 7 feet tall, and was the most scruffy, scary looking guy ever. He was very nice though, but extremely quiet. Thinking back, it was kinda stange that we went out into the bush for over five hours with this guy. We wont think too hard about that.

we saw an owl on our journey and here he is...hard to see I know. It was hard for us to get a good look at him too. Apparently, Kate saw him fly right behind me and Ian. It was the most wildlife we saw on our five hour trip in the wilderness. Figure that one out!