We love to boondock. It saves money, allows us to enjoy the beauty of the area, and is part of the adventure. Look at this view from where we parked for two nights.

Panoramic view of me fishing at Muncho Lake

I caught about 9 lake trout, my first. You can only have in your possession 2 of legal size. As it started to rain we kept this 19 inch girl.  We should have kept another as it rained the rest of the day and I didn’t fish.

I cleaned the fish in the rain and the seagulls were there right away!  We ate it for lunch as the harder it rained the more sloppy my filleting got.

This is the picture at 11 PM from where I was fishing.  Last night I was still reading inside our RV at 11:15 PM with no lights on.  Ole Sol starts showing his face at 3:30 AM.

These are the blackout curtains Miss Peggy made for our bedroom. They are from a scrap of dark green sunbrella from out sailing days. A little velcro holds them in place.

If you notice the water is almost to my shoulder. I am setting on a stone bench they hauled in. Water is crystal clear.

This is one of the sources of the hot springs, and the water coming out of here could cook a lobster. Liard PP is one of the best maintained parks in BC.

Another picture of the sign forest at Watson Lake.

We added our own sign, the one in the middle. FL 488 NNJ with our names, date, city, and of course Landyachty.com

Every year someone even counts the number of signs, as they are put up randomly you have to start the count over each year!

One of the many black bears along the road, we have yet to see the brown (grizzly).

Looking out the window you will see the wood bison (buffalo) laying down in the grass. We even saw them standing on the road eating the grass.

You always have to be camera ready, at 50 MPH (we aren’t speedy) sometimes the image is blurry