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October 27th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Soooo a few days and no updates. But fear not! Now we're back on track. There has been lots of visiting this past little while. First we went from Saskatoon to visit Al in Westlock, Alberta. Though ... 7 photos [full story]
Soooo a few days and no updates. But fear not! Now we're back on track. There has been lots of visiting this past little while. First we went from Saskatoon to visit Al in Westlock, Alberta. Though ... 7 photos [full story]
September 27th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Having left the farm in the Kootenays, I headed for Banff. But lifts were harder to get than I'd found previously, and I only made it as far as Revelstoke on the first day. This was a fairly small tow ... 7 photos [full story]
Having left the farm in the Kootenays, I headed for Banff. But lifts were harder to get than I'd found previously, and I only made it as far as Revelstoke on the first day. This was a fairly small tow ... 7 photos [full story]
October 1st 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
October 1, 2009 A quiet day that began with a ride to the town of Banff; another beautiful trip with mountain views that left us breathless. The town reminded us of Europe…quaint shops lining ... 7 photos [full story]
October 1, 2009 A quiet day that began with a ride to the town of Banff; another beautiful trip with mountain views that left us breathless. The town reminded us of Europe…quaint shops lining ... 7 photos [full story]
October 3rd 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park » Johnston Canyon
Johnston Canyon and Moraine Lake Twinning The National Parks people and the government of Canada know that one of the major draws to the Canadian Rockies and the national parklands is the chance ... 10 photos [full story]
Johnston Canyon and Moraine Lake Twinning The National Parks people and the government of Canada know that one of the major draws to the Canadian Rockies and the national parklands is the chance ... 10 photos [full story]
September 29th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
September 29, 2009 From The Bloggers Without Borders!!!!!! “Rocky Mountain High”! After driving all day we arrived at our destination in Banff National Park. The ride from Shelby to the ... 10 photos [full story]
September 29, 2009 From The Bloggers Without Borders!!!!!! “Rocky Mountain High”! After driving all day we arrived at our destination in Banff National Park. The ride from Shelby to the ... 10 photos [full story]
October 2nd 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Why Lake Louise? Once upon a time, a newly married couple were having breakfast in a tiny motel dining room overlooking the Pacific Ocean at Diamond Head—in AUSTRALIA, a bit north of Myall La ... 18 photos [full story]
Why Lake Louise? Once upon a time, a newly married couple were having breakfast in a tiny motel dining room overlooking the Pacific Ocean at Diamond Head—in AUSTRALIA, a bit north of Myall La ... 18 photos [full story]
September 10th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
This is a walk that starts from the shores of Lake Louise, the trail ascends to the "Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse" Apparently you can see six glaciers from the top, not something you can do everyda ... 5 photos [full story]
This is a walk that starts from the shores of Lake Louise, the trail ascends to the "Plain of Six Glaciers Teahouse" Apparently you can see six glaciers from the top, not something you can do everyda ... 5 photos [full story]
September 10th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Today we set off for Lake Louise, but our first stop would be Moraine Lake, this is a glacially fed lake in Banff National Park, 14 kilometres outside the Village of Lake Louise. We'd visited the lake ... 3 photos [full story]
Today we set off for Lake Louise, but our first stop would be Moraine Lake, this is a glacially fed lake in Banff National Park, 14 kilometres outside the Village of Lake Louise. We'd visited the lake ... 3 photos [full story]
September 10th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Cave and Basin (Banff) to Sundance Canyon by bike is an 8.6 km round trip. We starting our cycle ride at the Cave and Basin (hot spring) in Banff, which incidentaly is where the Canadian National ... 2 photos [full story]
Cave and Basin (Banff) to Sundance Canyon by bike is an 8.6 km round trip. We starting our cycle ride at the Cave and Basin (hot spring) in Banff, which incidentaly is where the Canadian National ... 2 photos [full story]
September 9th 2009 North America » Canada » Alberta » Banff National Park
Today we visited a deserted coal mining town near Banff called Bankhead. The town was born supply coal for the locomotives of the Canadian Pacific Railway and at one point had over 1500 residents, ... 2 photos [full story]
Today we visited a deserted coal mining town near Banff called Bankhead. The town was born supply coal for the locomotives of the Canadian Pacific Railway and at one point had over 1500 residents, ... 2 photos [full story]
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