GrizzLee Stories From The North: Ep3 - The Salmon Glacier & Beyond

[@leonardedgarsr2014]

Man, I can't tell you how much I enjoy all your videos..I have watched them all..some many times over !!!!!.It's the next best thing to being there, and I hope you keep doing them...Thanks ....now "Get out there"!!!!!!!

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Thanks for the encouragement. ~Grizz

[@AstheMagpieFlies]

The view of that glacier was crazy!

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Oh yes. I've been several times now and every time it's just as incredible as the first. Got lucky with the weather. It's hit or miss in the coastal rain forest. Someday I read about you riding north eh? Thanks for riding with me ~GrizzLee

[@jeckyll71]

It's such a small world. I was watching this and also met a guy named Chip from Colorado, though in 2019, on my trip to Tuk. Turns out same Chip! Though in 2019 he was on his GS :)

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Very cool. I think he mentioned he had an 1150 gs. Yes, very small world. Thanks for riding along. ~GrizzLee

[@jeckyll71]

@@RubiKonAdventures You're correct, he's got an 1150. With some of the most impressive collection of stickers from around the world from when he circled the globe on it :)

[@bobbenton7088]

So I'm watching this, stopping (apparently too many times) to take notes on the route. Then the end and I was crushed - what!?. Going back now to watch it again without the distraction of taking notes. Cheers, Grizz1

[@RubiKonAdventures]

I'm glad you are enjoying it. So the map is useful? Thanks for the comments. ~Grizz

[@bobbenton7088]

RubiKon Adventures You bet. Many thanks!

[@foxglove8836]

Hi, Awesome!! So nice to have company along the way :-) thank you for Sharing. take care.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Yes, it is nice to ride with someone who is like minded for sure. Thanks, ~Grizz

[@larryambrose5078]

Wow! Another Epic Ride and Video! Ride On GrizzLee!

[@russellnorton9940]

thankyou so much. i live in lillooet bc. and youve made maps for me for places id love to go. your an awesome fellah. thankyou

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Oh that's cool. Lillooet is an incredible place to visit. A very special area for me. Guaranteed Rugged. Love it!! ~Grizz

[@russellnorton9940]

righton/ thanks very much. next time you come this way you should take the venables valley road near ashcroft and join onto the hat creek road. its nice and youll come out an hour later near the lillooet cache creek junction. or the deadmans creek road from cache creek that joins up to the red lake road and tranquil creek near kamloops. just thought youd really enjoy it. there both cattle country roads with lots of history

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Will plan on doing this in the spring. Thanks for the tip. Much appreciated. ~Grizz

[@AmirSaleemShah]

Grizlee you are awesome. Thanks for sharing stunning video. Good Luck.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Thanks buddy. Be safe out there. ~Grizz

[@jackwalsh1468]

Grizz, another awesome episode. Content, editing, music and a good riding companion. Made for an epic episode. This is one of your best episodes to date. Cheers, Mate.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Thanks mate. ~Grizz

[@porterspilgrimage3011]

Great video keep them coming

[@michaelcartelli5785]

Very nice Ride and nice Background music. Greetings from Germany. 👍👍👍

[@SteelHorseman]

Nice

[@rickrayn]

Have you ever ridden along the old British Columbia Railway bed that was to have reached Dease Lake? I worked on the line in 1974. Our camp was on the Little Klappan River at Conglomerate Creek. I have always wanted to go back.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

No, but, I know exactly what you are talking about. Gnat lake is a pass is where the the old railroad goes by. I have looked at maps and thought about taking a small bike that way. Not sure if it is all rideable. Too much good stuff up there. Less work and more exploring.. to work there must have been cool back then. I'm envious of what you must have experienced back then. ~ Grizz

[@rickrayn]

@@RubiKonAdventures I was 20 at the time. We flew out of Fort Nelson on a DC-3 with web slinging for seats, I was a little worried about the plane since it was WW2 vintage and landed at a bush strip about one hour from the camp. The camp was small, about 70 men, we worked 7 days at week in 12 hour shifts. I flew out of another bush strip that was created on muskeg, you could see waves moving through it as the cats prepared it for service. The weather was never great. Some of the men fed the wolves by leaning out of their trucks and the wolves ate from their hands. I wanted to come back but the government shut the project down.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

Wow... sounded like hard, but rewarding work. Now you've whetted my apetite to explore more of the railway corridor. Thanks.

[@jimwms1able]

As my wife always tells me....Leave something else to do later.

[@RubiKonAdventures]

She's right. Listen to that good woman and go do it!. ~Grizz

[@rickhall361]

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