Dynasty Inn Banff
501 Banff Avenue Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T1L 1A9, Canada
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2011 Final Story
... and stuffed animals. It was quite interesting walking around the exhibits and getting a feel of traditional, first nations life. On the way back we walked across the frozen river which was quite stable and didn't feel very unusual at all!
On 31st December, we had a big Nova Scotia New Years Eve Party at Cougar Street. Basically that meant that at 9pm (midnight on the east coast) we counted down ...
Insider's Guide to Banff
Howdy Folks,
Well Banff is changing with the coming of winter, so I thought I would take a bit of a walk around today (while it was -15 degrees) and take a few photos of what the town is currently looking like so you get the gist of it. Although I will probably never be a travel writer for Lonely Planet, I will include a few insider tips on Banff and things to check out.
1. Dress Appropriately. While it might have reached a high of 27 ...
Temparature is down and upgrades are up
... depending on light and time of day.
We are certainly pleased that we decided to drive rather than in the train. It is an easy exercise, you can stop where you like, get some great photos and basically move along at your own speed.When reading reviews previously, they speak about how the large number of tourists spoil the experience. However there are very low numbers of tourists here now....perfect.
Off to Jasper in our next blog.
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Life catches up with you!
... that she bought you. The lazy sunday afternoons eating the most disgusting garlic/lard sandwich (it's actually really good). You don't think about this when you aunt call you at 6.30am at work. You don't think! You don't understand. All I understood was mum had a heart attack and she was in a coma. The only thing I could say was "It's OK, it's gonna be OK"
I got back to work, what else was I suppose to do? What are you suppose to do in that ...
BEAR!
... sounded like, thankfully it was not named this at all.There were friendly ground squirrels here as well. One of them came and pretty much sat on my boot hoping for food. I called him Alvin, Simon or Theodore - one of the 3! When we got back to the bus everyone was learning the Japanese Dance moves which became a theme of our tour. On the way to Moraine Lake we struck Canadian Gold. WE SAW A BEAR!! It was a big black bear, he was ...



