Days Inn - Moose Jaw

Moose Jaw was only ever intended to be a daytrip destination for us, we had done a little research on the place and had decided that all we wanted to do here was stroll downtown before going on one of the organised tours of the Moose Jaw tunnels.

The tunnels are arranged in a netwrork beneath the down town buikldings and streets, ...

my cousin told me this story and i will tell you.
there was once a girl named tary.she wasnt scared of enything until one night she heard a whisper.tary im at the1st step. the next night it said tary im at the 2nd step. there where 8 steps. once its on the 8th night the whisper said tary im in the hallway. the next night tary im at your door...

Hotel again :(

Call us snobs, but we opted for a hotel. Not because we don't like RV parks, but when it's late at night & your tired of searching for a good RV place to stay & tired of driving, sometimes a hotel is just easier.

Today was a long day again. We started off taking it easy, stopping at an antique shop called "Ju...

N.D. is very pretty-some flat and some hilly There is alot of cattle grazing on the hillsides. We went by a Anitque Village in Kemore N.D. Evelyn spotted it so it stopped. They were not open but was having a work bee. The head lady, she was our Evelyn, unlocked all 20 buildings and let us look around. The FFA students were helping and they do so...

After seeing Desiree, we thought that our only other highlights would be the "Welcome" sign to Saskatchewan (SK) and the continuous beautiful scenery, but, boy, were we in for a surprise.

After crossing the border and taking photos by the welcome sign, plus one of me in the softest grasses I have ever felt (it was like touching feathers!...

Monday, June 23 We had entered the prairies between the Manitoba border and Winnipeg, and today we drove through them all day. In western Manitoba they were gently rolling hills, with quite a few trees scattered here and there; after we crossed into Saskatchewan the land became flatter. Many people find the prairies boring, but I don't; I love t...

Continuing through the prairies I found the landscape to be fairly similar to the initial leg, although a tiny bit flatter. I arrived in Moose Jaw much earlier than other campgrounds (not willing to chance the fact that it was a long weekend and that the campgrounds might be all full). I chose the cheapest campground in the CAA campground guide ...

Six months have passed since my holiday in Cuba, and writing this travelogue has brought back many wonderful memories. Looking back at the luggage situation, I laugh at it every time I think of it. Here's how that was resolved: -*THE LUGGAGE ISSUE RESOLVED*- During my trip to NYC, and the rest of my visit to Ontario, I still didn't have my lugga...

Regina - the Capital of Saskatchewan Well Regina wasn't on my original itinerary, however it was easier to go there from Winnipeg by bus (long bus journey number 1 everyone). Nine hours on and I arrive, find the hostel which happens to be next to the main attraction in Regina - Wascana Park. After a walk around the park and a lovely veggie and c...

Once during one of our trips to Alberta we made a decision at the last minute to drive to Regina, Saskatchewan to visit my Uncle, Aunt and my ONLY 4 cousins in the world. Long drive, but though most people don't like the prairie flats, I loved the scenery! How can ppl call it boring? I guess I'm just not used to seeing it all the time so it was ...