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The drive into the grasslands
We called ahead to see for camping in the Grasslands, and a really nice Woman Collette (who was our tour guide the next day) set us up with everything we needed. Our campsite was unlike any other we had been at so far. It had an amazing view of the park and we arrived just in time for the sunset. It was in an open field up on a hill beside an abandoned convent. The mosquitoes were UNBAREABLE. We put up the tent and watched the sunset from in there. In the middle of the night, we started to hear some [View Full Entry]

Mel and Nige - Melanie and Nigel | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 16th 2008 | 40 Views | [diary=299404]

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Our Little Pal
Our Little Pal
The little pal came in handy
Since our last visit we have had an incredible week! In this blog I will answer some FAQ's regarding our trip and share a couple of our experiences since our last update. My final administrators meeting of the 2006-2007 school year took place in Val Marie. Since our family had never visited the area we went the night before with the intention of setting up our tent at the local campground. Unfortunately when we arrived we found that the town campground did not have fire or BBQ pits. The idea of cold smokies on a bun was somewhat of a downer [View Full Entry]

R N O B - The Nowlan & Dore Family | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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