Helmcken Falls in Wells Gray Provincial Park. It's 141 metres tall and I can't believe that I've never been here before!

Im pretty sure that this is a delicious Morrell mushroom growing in the ditch at my campsite in Wells Gray Provincial Park. Of course we must preserve the fauna in our parks, so I won't eat it. It's nothing to do with my mushrooming I.D. skills...

Evening sun behind the not so Turquoise Lake at Marble Canyon Provincial Park, the first overnight stop yesterday. This evening at Wells Gray Provincial Park, Pyramid campground.

Day 1: I have seen the light - through the bow doors of BC Ferries' Queen of Cowichan. Many RVs on board and the traffic flowing into Vancouver from Whistler after the long weekend was nuts! Fortunately I was headed the other way. Spending the night at Marble Canyon Provincial Park.

They say that fuel prices may go up while I'm on the road, so I've made a large advance purchase to avoid surprises. On the road at 09:15 PDT Monday.

Red Columbine is native to British Columbia, but this appears to be a domesticated variety that emerges from under a rock in our driveway... photos.app.goo.gl/9ALJscMPzgjo...

Starting Monday I'll embark on an incredible trans-Canada vacation with this beautiful machine we call VanGoh. From our Home on Vancouver Island to the First European (Viking) settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. I'll try to post one image per day.