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While waiting for the road to open, I took a picture of the car and boat covered with ashes and dust. I kept the air on to keep our 140# of processed fish frozen. The boxes of fish are now mummified in our bedding, including our Therma-rest mattresses.
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Here is a map of the area north of Kyuquot Sound (from a hiking book). The inlets were filled with smoke, so we will have to go back again to explore those areas. And now that I know that Kyuquot doesn't have gas, I'll take another 10 gallons.
The difference when processed and frozen.
A blue lingcod next to a regular lingcod. Even the guts were blue.
While waiting for the road to open, I took a picture of the car and boat covered with ashes and dust. I kept the air on to keep our 140# of processed fish frozen. The boxes of fish are now mummified in our bedding, including our Therma-rest mattresses.
The road was closed at one point, but we were assured that it would be opened soon and it was.
High lakes put to good use.
When driving out, we came across several of the fires. The little town of Zeballos had been evacuated, but we were able to pass by.
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While waiting for the road to open, I took a picture of the car and boat covered with ashes and dust. I kept the air on to keep our 140# of processed fish frozen. The boxes of fish are now mummified in our bedding, including our Therma-rest mattresses.

While waiting for the road to open, I took a picture of the car and boat covered with ashes and dust. I kept the air on to keep our 140# of processed fish frozen. The boxes of fish are now mummified in our bedding, including our Therma-rest mattresses.
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Driving in on the "gravel" road to Fair Harbour we saw the prior evening's lightning strikes, mostly on the tops of the peaks.
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