I arrived at the border crossing in Sumas WA - Huntingdon BC at 0600 PST. After several minutes interrogation by Canadian border guards, I was cleared to proceed into British Columbia.

Driving at night in mid-Winter on snow-covered mountain roads is NOT my idea of a fun time - and not just any mountain roads: the Canadian Cascade range and the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I don't know why I would want to take photos of me maneuvering the tractor-trailer rig around narrow, hair-pin turns; or, meeting other big trucks on narrow steel-frame bridges; or, photos of the snow 'fog' that would hide the road for a few seconds after meeting or being passed by another big truck. I took a few photos of both a 'no snow' section and a snow-covered section of the TransCanadian Highway - Maple Leaf #-1.

I've been on the road now for a month, and in Canada for most of the last two weeks. I have requested four days of 'home time' - but I will spend those days in the Orlando FL area. I hope to begin home time on February 16th.

In several photos, a 'flashback spot' appears. This happens whenever the camera is not at the proper angle, relative to the windshield's angle of reflectivity (whatever...).

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;-)