Miette Hot Springs, and Lake Louise

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After steeping in 104 degree sulphur hot springs (but no odor), we picnicked with the Big Horn sheep. Then hiked the boardwalk trail to the original hot springs (current one opened in 1986). Next day, head to Lake Louise via the Ice Field Parkway across the Columbia ice fields. We are now camped in a lovely national park campground, with 30 amp electric, much appreciated; onboard water, and will have to dump on our way out (but after dry camping for three nights, we feel like we are in high cotton). Heeere's the pics:

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Comments

[Brad Sherman]

Absolutely Wonderful
I love the idea that the animals are just there with you. That's the way it should be.

[Joe Sheehey]

Alberta
beautiful scenery. I liked your picnic with the sheep

[Barbara]

sheep and bears?
Wow! That is so cool to eat lunch with big horn sheep. Not too many people can say that! We went to the State Fair yesterday and met up with Aunt Glenda. She was our tour guide for the afternoon. Had the problem with the Highlander again on the way to Columbia, so I brought it to the dealership and after about a two hour wait they finally gave me a car to drive to Sedalia. We're not sure when we wil get our car back, but I sure hope they get it fixed this time!!!

[Kathy Webb]

Gorgeous area of BC
Yay! We got to open this and the previous post! Wonderful pics and a gorgeous area! May the weather stay good and the 30 amps continue! lol Safe travels!

[Jon]

Love the wildlife and scenery pics. Packing a picnic table, not so much.

[NandN]

Sometime in the future, Nancy and I hope to see some of the sights you have experienced.

[Beth Vance]

Alaska trip photos
Hi Carolyn and Ron, We've finally caught up on your Alaska trip commentary and photos. They are FABULOUS! Thanks for sharing. We've just come home from a month in Pinetop. Had a wonderful, relaxing time. Please keep sending your trip pixs! Hugs, Beth and Daniel