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So im making up for 6 weeks of no installments................. We settled into the hostel nicely, our room mates Ben and Jarred were really sound guys, good job really as we were about to spend 2 weeks in a dorm with them. When you arrive for a ski season in a place like banff you are in the same boat as 90% of everybody in town is in. The word you will hear a lot is "JOB" that is everybodys sole ambition when they arrive. The town is geared around toursim so the seasons fluctuate along with the need for staff, [View Full Entry]

TeamHandsome - Scott Amos | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 20th 2009 | 23 Views | [diary=454650]

wreck heads
me and jarred
katie and lucy

I know i know its been a long time since our last installment however we have been muchos busy! So we left you after departing Fiji, we landed in LA about midday and wandered around the terminal until a guy approached us and asked us if we were looking for a hostel, he offered us a cheap room so off we went. It turns out "Mike" wasnt expecting to pick anyone up today so the 3 of us plus luggage had to cram into this guys convertible mercedes, not a bad way to arrive hey! anyway we pulled up at this [View Full Entry]

TeamHandsome - Scott Amos | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 20th 2009 | 27 Views | [diary=450279]

Canada 1 005
chillin in LA
Canada 1 009

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 we were only there for a handful of hours we still had a fantastic little trip up. Dan - Al's boyfriend whom I haven't seen since my Ottawa days - was also in town visiting, so it was a good-sized reunion all around. That night we had a fantastic salmon fillet for dinner, alongside some risotto and stir-fried vegetables. Come morning Val and I [View Full Entry]

Varsity Tyler - Tyler Adamsky | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 27th 2009 | 62 Views | [diary=448534]

Al and Dan
Small Truck & Big Mountains
The Happy Travelers

Jasper—More than a dot on the map! Our plan to go to Jasper was frivolous—we had perused the map of BC and seen that the road past the Columbia Icefields went north to Jasper and then there were roads from there heading back south. We had no idea what a treat and challenge and bed of serendipity the Jasper area would be for us. We got to Whistlers Campground in Jasper National Park about 4pm and joined the peak hour rush of RVs trying to get a campsite for the night. All the powered sites were taken (as they were every [View Full Entry]

Martha Van Mollison - Martha Mollison | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 20th 2009 | 68 Views | [diary=446746]

Rutting season for elks!
Elk rubbing his antlers in bushes
Bear warning

Hello Everyone, It has taken me over a week to download all of the images. Thank you for your patience. This is an unedited version of the photos, and there are close to 3500 of them. If it gets a little boring, please feel free to skim through them a little quicker. <http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0CYtHDJu1ZMW1L> <http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0CYtHDJu1ZMW1a> <http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0CYtHDJu1ZMW1p> <http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0CYtHDJu1ZMW14> <http://share.shutterfly.com/action/wel [View Full Entry]

One Childs Village - One Child's Village | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 14th 2009 | 38 Views | [diary=445066]


By Cruisn06
October 13th 2009
Reasoning North America » Canada » Alberta » Edmonton
Let the countdown begin. been out shopping preping camera and hiking gear. I seem to be an impulse traveler as I got home from a job I hate sat down and purchased tickets to Australia without consulting my girlfriend. lol. but hey! its the time of a life time so how can you be mad for that. sitting doing research on locations and parks to visit, deciding on weather to buy a car or 4x4... the 4x4 seems very practical to my style of travel... which is anywhere the wind shall take me. Why Australia? its natural untouched beauty, its [View Full Entry]

Cruisn06 - Matthew | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 13th 2009 | 33 Views | [diary=444526]


Icefields Parkway and Columbia Icefields Friday Sept 18: The Icefields Parkway (Highway 93) runs north from Lake Louise to Jasper, and it's all within the territory of Banff National Park and Jasper National Park. It's a spectauclar drive! (230km/144mi.) Although I rode along part of it in 1970 with my 3 friends, Ellen, Marty and Kitty, just after we left college, I had no memory of its grandeur. I can only think it must have been a rainy, cloudy day so we couldn't see it, because it seems it would be impossible to forget this road otherwise. And I do recall [View Full Entry]

Martha Van Mollison - Martha Mollison | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 8th 2009 | 82 Views | [diary=443283]

Crow Foot Glacier
Columbia Icefields Glacier
Columbia Icefields Glacier

We are finally heading into the mountains and cannot wait. We’ve spent 2 days in Calgary and the city is rather sprawled out and although it is the 3rd biggest city in Canada there doesn’t seem to be a lot of people around. The hostel is on the outskirts of the CBD and just around the corner from the car rental place, an added bonus. The people of Calgary seem to be an eclectic lot with varying appearances. We met a really helpful guy in a camping store that got us sort of ready for our Incan Trail and advising us [View Full Entry]

Travellin J - Jo-Anne Smith | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 6th 2009 | 33 Views | [diary=442474]


The Prodigal Son Returns... Well, it was a bit of a round about trip but I finally made it home last night about 7:00pm - 26 hours late and none too soon to start work Saturday morning. I will catch up on sleep for a few days and then will do most of my responses to emails, etc, after that (I have over 500 emails to wade through...). It has been a pleasure to travel with you all! :-) Todd [View Full Entry]

One Childs Village - One Child's Village | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 4th 2009 | 35 Views | [diary=441873]


Bear sighting and more!!! We are in Edmonton! It has been a long day. We weren't even on the road an hour this morning and we saw a black bear on the side of the road! No kidding!!! We turned around to take a picture and he ran into the woods. He was a good size bear! Jamie was disapointed that he couldn't put an arrow in him but whatever!!! I only took a couple of pictures today because there wasn't really anything exciting to see. As far as scenery goes, it was beautiful, but boring!!!! We also saw a Moose [View Full Entry]

The Ratliff Journey - Patricia Ratliff | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 4th 2009 | 27 Views | [diary=441904]



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