Clinton Creek, Yukon
Forbes Buck
on May 5, 2018Strange how pictures of a place I only truly know of from the name on my birth certificate, bring a sense of belonging. According to my folks Lindsay and Barbra Buck, I was the last person to be born in Clinton Creek, may 6th 1978. Could never find any picture in my mom or dads things. Thank you for the amazing pictures.
gail mercredi
on July 27, 2011Really enjoyed your pictures Ray - brought back soo many memories. Bryce is retiring - I would love to take a road trip back and see that gorgeous country again. Hope you are enjoying your retirement. Gail
Barbara
on May 3, 2009I wish to have met you...Rae, Bernadette, Judi. Hopefully you knew Pierre Archambault from Montreal; he was there approximately one year, 1975. I could have driven him to the Yukon via my Toyota Corona but stayed behind; so sorry now. If you knew Pierre, he was blond and handsome (ladies loved him)...he may have moved to the town itself...he knew an Indian girl while he was there. Pierre and I met later in Montreal and I stayed with him for 2 years or so...off and on. Please tell me anything you can about the years you spent at Clinton Creek....I would ever so appreciate it! Barb Dion
Guest
on September 24, 2008Hello,
Do these pictures ever bring back memories. I lived there from approx '73,'74,& 75. Hope you are registered with Herb Daum's Cassiar, Do You Remember website.
BernadetteJudi
on July 13, 2008Great photos Rae. I was in Clinton Creek from 1973 - 1978 and have just moved and found my Yukon mementoes box that had been in storage for over 15 years,so have been reliving some old memories. Thought I would try Goggle for Clinton and found your photos - really enjoyed them and will mark it, to show friends. Thanks Judi
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Eric Ezaki
on June 15, 2015I was there in 71, 72. seeing the bunkhouses and the dining room was a rush. I worked in the mill and shipping.I still have pics of Roxanne in the post office and playing shuffle board in the malamute.. I ended up there with Paul Mitchell and Robbie Hemmings..Peter takk ,Cliff, Gord. we all went down to California together. We formed the united mine workers at the time. Helped with the building of the El Dorado hotel in Dawson. Diamond tooth Gerdies and the can can dancing, robert service cabin. I worked in the mill and shipping and receiving loading the trucks. what a wonderful time in my life. I came out from Momtreal..... boy was I green