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Yellowknife drive
Thank you for that blog. My hubby just sent me the link. It's going on my bucket list. Don't worry about 40 below. It is only a problem if you lack the proper clothing. I grew up 150 miles north of Quebec city, near the Saguenay river. Most winters we would have several -40 days (in Jan 1968 we had a full week of temps ranging between -55 and -40, with the windchill). Definitily doable, but you have to understand how the body works with insulation (clothing) to maintain core temp at 37 C -98.6 F. If you are visiting easter Canada, try to include a visit to the region- kayaking in the Saguenay fjord near Tadoussac is a breath-taking experience, and there is camping nearby in the National Park.

MEMORIES
In a number of years you'll be able to pull out this photo and say around the dinner table..."Do you remember this one?". Great family pic.

Hey ! Picture postcard Beauty! cant wait to see your blog and photos of yellow stone national park.

Southern Alberta
I used to live just a few miles from here. Makes me nostalgic, even though I never did visit this place. Lovely pictures. Though take the 'authenticity' of some of these "Indian" proverbs with a pinch of salt.

Wonderful!
Dear M , G & little S, Lovely pictures! S seems to be having lots of fun ! Thats very good ! Keep travelling and keep updating ! Take care geetha

very good
nice

Ahhh Canada!
Thank you for sharing, I can never get enough pictures of my favourite place in this world, especially in Autumn!

Perfect
This is so picture perfect. Love love love it!

Fantastic capture of a moment.....
Brilliant moment capture! Absolutely love the mood! The scene is just the perfect icing on the cake.

Beautifully framed photograph!

I lived it through your words :)

Beautiful
There is something totally magical about ice sculptures. They are so surreal and seem to be from another world altogether! This whiteness looks so joyful. I can understand why the little one was running around! Aaah Canada!