Yukon

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We left early the next day and went on a hike as soon as we unpacked our horses.
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Our final camp was on the large lake behind me.
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A pica.
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We had been looking at 70 dall sheep (mostly female and their young) on the next peak when we noticed rams near us.
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I missed the line of rams my sister saw climb the ridge but I caught this one.
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Kris found many antlers, making Max look a bit like a mythical winged/horned creature.
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The site of our last camp, near an old and new beaver dam.
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Cody.
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Arkell.
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The old beaver dam. Walking to the new dam was a boggy experience.
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Kris and the pack hourses.
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Blueberries at our final lunch spot on our trip. Kris said that we could see black bears. I wasn't too disappointed that we didn't.
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Cindy, getting ready to go after lunch.
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The base camp. The view of a from this lake on our hike was taken from a peak behind the mountain on the left.
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Our guides in the kitchen.
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Civilization!