We turned south into CA 37, the Cassier Highway, to drive down the middle of British Columbia. The highway is less traveled than the AK highway, but is much more beautiful in my opinion. The lakes and valleys through the towering Rockies are beautiful at every turn. I stopped for fuel every couple of hours to keep the tank full and take a little break.
Around 5 we passed a car with a couple of ladies from Michigan that were looking under their car. We decided to stop to see if they needed help. They stated something was making a noise under their front end and noted they had had the brakes redone recently. I asked if they needed help and they agreed. When they moved the car I could hear the issue in the front and said it was likely the anti rattle pin and I could see it catching on the rim. We jacked up their car and I pulled the wheel off to find the clip had come loose and was bent and broken. I told them they could still drive it to a town that could get a part. The closest was Prince George, about 700 miles to the south. She took some pictures for her records and we put everything back together and sent them on their way.
We stopped for the night in Jade City at a free RV camp next to a Jade store. It turned out this area mines about 95% of the worlds Jade. They had tons (literally) of the stone in and around the place. You can get Jade slabs or earrings. Pretty stuff but also expensive.
I did not take and photos today, just a nice drive.