I discovered this sign mingling with a mix of thousands in the Sign Forest, an attraction along the Alaska Highway affectionately claimed by Watson Lake. The Yukon Territory had many surprises, but standing next to the marker of my hometown - where one identical to this still stands to this day along at the edge of town not far from my parents home (I think?) - brought a big smile to my face. A slice of home in a land far away.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
White Bear Lake Represents
I discovered this sign mingling with a mix of thousands in the Sign Forest, an attraction along the Alaska Highway affectionately claimed by Watson Lake. The Yukon Territory had many surprises, but standing next to the marker of my hometown - where one identical to this still stands to this day along at the edge of town not far from my parents home (I think?) - brought a big smile to my face. A slice of home in a land far away.
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That is hilarious! Who would have thought they'd see a WBL sign in AK?
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