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Bikes loaded up, and ready to ROCK!

The calm before the storm...which happened almost everyday!

Note to self, When your Brother and his girl friend Lorna decide to push their bikes up a hill instead of cycle, don't ride around in circles pretending you have an accelerator on your bike, Its possible you THIS could happen.

Tundra, a pet wolf!

If you notice, the road just, stops when you get to Alaska!

Mini Mounties on Canada day! We Salute you.

Mr Frodo Sir, why are we cycling to Mordor? My dearest Sam, how else are we suppose to raise money for charity? Duno...what about a fun run?

run away! wait wait...take a photo first!!! Luckily a group of Japanese tourists formed a human shield between us and this bear, giving us JUST enough time to take a snap!

Modelling my extra large bike is normal sized Becky :)

Now and again, the clouds would shift and clear, giving us a glimpse of the awesome Rocky Mountains!

Holding onto my bear spray just in case!

This is NOT a postcard!

Canada, showing off its diverse landscape, This looks more like the wild wild West!

Derek, another cycle tourer we met on the road showing off his awesome tattoo!

Not a sign you expect to see on your bike!

Taken from high above the Awesome Salmon glacier, a close up of the colours, shapes and textures formed by the Ice. To put things into perspective, each tiny notch and crack, is about the size of a double-Decker bus!

The Salmon Glacier, single most beautiful thing I have ever seen, heaven on earth.

Annnd the fastest speed on the trip goes to, Jonathan! An impressive 96.2kmh / 60mph!

It’s like bloody JURASIC PARK! Some of the camp sites have high voltage electric fences to protect campers from Bears, Wolves, Cougars, people who don't want to pay for camping etc

Wasn't a good day for my brother...falling into a ditch, then 30mins later, tire exploded (all of which was very amusing to me...brotherly love)!

This man was, and I imagine still is, a MANIAC!!! Risking his life for a Salmon.

 

We're not going to lie...we were pretty happy that we were in a sea plane!

2000 miles. 2 months. 2 countries. 3 states. 3 time zones. 4 mountain ranges. 42 bears. 1 wolf. 1 sea plane. 4 boats. And a LOT of cycling all to raise money for Cancer research and the Weston Hospicecare, If you haven't already, please donate! Thank you :)