RFAR, Back to Whitehorse

We parked the bike in a secure place in Whitehorse above the highbanks of the Yukon River and headed for the driver switch in Skagway. 
Driver Judith was scheduled to catch a ferry and I was scheduled to pickup Jack for the final leg of the journey.  The drive to Skagway was in a word... the most spectacular scenery of the journey.
A little foggy in the pass and just some of the best travel scenery I have ever seen.

 

 

Upper reaches and headwaters of the Yukon River draining a big lake.

 

We arrived in Skagway and made the driver switch the drove back to Whitehorse.  The is was my final club visits for our Rotary District.  Rotary District 5010 is all of Alaska and Yukon, Canada.

 

I visited the three clubs at a group Saturday gathering picnic in the Rotary Peace Park.   I was the program speaker  at this social gathering of clubs.  We exchanged club banners and  I explained my mission and that this was the end of a personal project that started the winter of 2007 at a mountain ski cabin in Smithers BC.. which was our next destination by way of the Cassiar Highway.

 

Jack and I toured about Whitehorse and enjoyed the  history and culture of northern Canada.

 

Rotarians share the same goals across the District and World..

 

The mission of the Rotary Foundation:

 

ADVANCE WORLD UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE THROUGH THE IMPROVEMENT OF HEALTH, THE SUPPORT OF EDUCATION AND THE ALLEVIATION OF POVERTY.