As we started south in the Yukon, we left the gravel Dempster highway behind and started down home.  We stopped the first night at Moose lodge, which was a rustic cabin.  No water, electricity, and a washroom 100 feet away.  The light was provided by propane lamps.  That night we saw the northern lights in this very dark location.  The next day we drove up a side road on the Silver trail to see two old mining towns, Mayo and Keno.  Carmacks, on the Yukon river was the next stop with a cabin at the junction of the Alaskan highway and the Cassiar highway.  We stopped more often on the way back to see the sights.

         Cabin at Moose creek                                                                                        Inside of cabin.  The sink drains to a bucket

   Look closely,  the northern lights are faint at the bottom center                House in Mayo

         Town of Elsa                                                                                                                    Keno

      Mining museum in  Keno                                                                            Bridge over the Silver river

     Yukon river roars through a narrow canyon south of Whitehorse