Waterfowl Lake Campground Banff
HWY-93 Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, Canada
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Good Times at Waterfowl Lake Camp Shelter
Day 24
After a scrumptious meal of homemade English muffin breakfast sandwiches, we checked out of our quaint yet pricey cabin at Jasper Bungalows and headed south again.
Along the way we stopped and walked up to the Athabasca Glacier.
Going to the Athabasca Glacier shows, like the Khumbu Glacier in Nepal, how much glaciers have receded …
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Snow Days
... Lake Louise with only 4 or 5 lifts and much shorter runs. Because it was twoonie day, there were so many people lining up and it took a long time just to get on the lift. The weather was a warm and sunny 5 degrees so I was sweating in my snow gear. Norquay is just across the highway from Banff and near the Stoney Squaw where I went hiking in the summer so it was interesting to see the winter transition. I think I'd like to try it again on a less busy day just because the views were so nice.
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Coming Round the Mountain
... my place up the Tunnel Mountain circuit.
It was a bit icy walking around the Hoodoos path so I had to be careful and the hazy day and sun position was less than ideal for taking photos, but I took a few happy snaps just to prove I was there anyway. The river looked pretty well frozen despite the warmer weather. It has been so warm (around zero for over a week) that the forecasters are predicting an early spring. Unfortunately all that warmer weather melts the snow ...
Holiday Season
... snowed all day! Christmas snow fight and building a snow man brings you back in time. You feel like 10 again, like everything is sweet and easy!
Talking about Christmas, there was no way we wouldn't have a Christmas tree, so we bought one since it's against the law to cut a tree in a National Park, and we bought all our decorations in the charity thrift shop, very proud to do good at this time of the year! Our tree looked ...
Weihnachten mal anders
... das aus der Füllung vom Pumpkinpie und Frischkäs besteht. Eine sehr leckere Angelegenheit, die aber unheimlich füllt. Ich habe trotzdem noch Platz in meinem Kompotteimer für ein typisches australisches Dessert. Pavlova. Eine süße Sünde bestehend aus einem knusprig, fluffigen Boden und Schlagsahne. Oben auf ist Granatapfel und dazu gibt es eine Cranberrysoße. Ich war dem Himmel selten so nahe, wenn es um Nachtisch geht.
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