What a lucky stop! The view!

I was sure we were destined for that same little rec site north of Dease Lake that we stayed at last time, but instead Jeff seemed game to try the Waters Edge Campground just north of the town of Dease Lake.

I hadn’t even looked it up. I saw the Wifi available sign and said let’s check it out!

My dream for this trip was to have us backed up to the water for a night, and I’d say this meets that goal!

This is so beautiful!

There is a boat ramp and wait a second…. I can’t hear […]

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Dease Lake

We are parked on the shore of Dease Lake tonight, north of the town of the same name, in a provincial rec site called Sawmill Point. There are about 10 campsites here. These rec sites are free, but have no amenities other than a couple of outhouses with no toilet paper (bring your own) and you are expected to carry your garbage out.

It’s overcast though, and sprinkled rain a few times. It’s chilly. 16C when we arrived and certainly cooler now.

Jeff is boiling water on the stove top […]

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Now, if you’re looking for a *classy* hunting experience…. Feast your eyes on the deluxe #letterhead for Delmonico’s, Dease Lake, Hunting Lodge, British Columbia, Canada. Henry A. Delmonico, Proprietor, Class A Guide and Outfitter, References Supplied on Request (1962)

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Flanked by colourful medallions, this #letterhead was used by G. C. F. Dalziel, Big Game Hunting, Fishing, Dease Lake, #BC (1960). If you want to phone, telegraph, or post air mail to Mr Dalziel, direct your messages to Watson Lake, #Yukon

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