K'San Campground

Last night was our first meeting as a group for the tour.  There are 22 rigs along for the tour and approximately 45 people.  The process has started for checking out each rig, installing rock shields on the front of vehicles and protective plastic for those who want it on the front of their rigs.  After spending a good two hours trying to scrub all the bugs we acquired along the trip off the front of the fifth wheel, we opted to have a plastic cover installed for the duration of the trip. 

This area of British Columbia (which I misspelled on the title of my last post) is gorgeous.  We are nestled between huge mountains to the west and a large river to the north.  We're trying to get used to the idea that it's light outside until 11:00 pm and starts getting light around 3:30 am! 

There are almost as many dogs along on the trip as people.  I joked that not only do we need to learn all the people's names, but all the pet's names, too!  (At least the people have name badges.)

There are a few more rigs around the bend in the road, but this is the bulk of them. 

Tomorrow morning we start our tour with the local first nation tribe in this area, then a salmon potluck dinner!