

| Subject: | Re: North to Alaska |
| From: | Mark Gajewski |
| Date: | Tue, 29 Jun 1999 17:42:58 -0400 |
Any tips on >little-known places to see and stay are appreciated. My wife and I did the same trip a few years ago by motorcycle and hit lots of rain and cold weather (unusual for Summer I hear). We were cutting across on the Yellowhead Hwy. from the Icefields Pkwy. on our way to the southern end of the Cassier when we passed through Prince George late one rainy evening. We stumbled onto this place that is still an oasis in my mind called "Ester's". It's a motel with this huge indoor heated pool and palm trees in a warm, humid greenhouse-like Atrium. Definately not the natural wonder I would have thought would pop into my mind after reading your post but hey, you get what comes up in my head. You can't imagine what a surreal experience that was after heading off for what we expected would be points unknown. Cold, wet and tired I will never forget the way Ester's palm trees made us smile and laugh. Ester's?????!!!! Not sure if the effect would be the same leaving the comfort of a Westy.....I gather probably not. Hey, those mountains and glaciers were great too. Mark
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