Heritage Inn Moose Jaw

... any real information or historical credability. Basically they billed it all around Al Capone running all his booze on the train line from Moose Jaw to Chicago, and using the tunnels as a safe house when the heat was on in the Windy City. The only evidence they offered for this was the testimony of the granddaughter of a local doctor that claimed to have trealed Mr Capone in Moose Jaw back in the day!

But we had fun, which was the main thing. A ...

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 ...

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 "Junk for Joy". Bought a book from 1883, Children's book of science ...

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 one day a year. We ...

... shielding her eyes with her 'non-ringed' left hand: "Excuse me, may we take a photo by your horse?"

- He glances at me, standing by with large camera in hand.

Mr. Cowboy smiles with brilliant white teeth: "Sure. Would you like to take a photo riding the horse?"

We were confused (but appeared composed). Did he mean that he would ride the horse or one of us could ride the horse? *Shrug* Who cares? Contact was ...

... Moose Jaw's reputation as a center of bootlegging during U.S. prohibition, earning it the nickname "Little Chicago of the Prairies." The city takes pride in all aspects of its history, as shown in numerous murals painted on the sides of buildings, including the one pictured here from River Street, the former red-light district. But Moose Jaw seems to have quieted down, at least in the Riverview campground, where we were entertained by the songs of the birds.

... a rather fitting name I thought. I checked in around 1pm and was surprised at how much there was to do in the campground (moderately priced too compared to the other campgrounds), there was fishing for trout in the lake/dam, mini golf, free internet WIFI, water slides and a sauna (although those cost so I stayed away from that). Just down the road were a Wal-Mart and a Sobeys (grocery ...

... but apparently a WestJet employee in Montreal, who happened to be from Moose Jaw, saw the address on the name tag and decided to call the number since he was from Moose Jaw too (NOT because it was a piece of luggage with a phone number on it that had been lost for over two weeks - he called because he was from Moose Jaw too. Whatever. WestJet is ****ed up). He had called my mom that afternoon and said that he would ...

... and Vancouver Island quite well and planned my last bit of Canada quite well for me. Next day it took a while to get going.... sauntered around, went for coffee..... finally started walking towards the RCMP Museum (a not to be missed attraction in Regina). On the way (which was a bit of a distance, I bumped into the two Japanese girls who had arrived at the hostel that morning - they were lost. So as I had ...

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 new to me! It was so cool seeing the contrast of a dark stormy sky in the background with the sun shining on bright yellow sunflowers in the ...