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... we have ever taken. We seen such a breathtaking array of scenery and natural wonders, experienced so many wonderful cultures, learned and intereacted with incredible peoples histories, and met so many amazing people we will never forget. We will never forget the times we had there and are thankful we returned home safe and healthy. Sincerest thanks to all the friends we made, people that helped us along on our journey, and also to all of you who followed us on our South American ...
Ahhhhhhhhhh
... and it was open. So I headed that way. It was chilly only about 5 c out... put me scarf on as I knew I was going to be climbing. Ripped through Kalispell and I beat everyone up I thing all the lights were still blinking yellow. I was on the highway in about 5 mins. Awesome. Off to the park I went.....big sign says road to the sun is open yay.....
Took the turn.......and proceeded into the park got to the gate...and... no one there....its on the honor system ... you ...
Mountains, Glaciers and Mall's
... them but they were closed. You could kinda see but most of the water was still frozen. The falls went into the rocks and made a thundering noise. I reckon it would be pretty spectacular in summer. At about 3pm we arrived in Jasper and there was nothing there. The town was established in 1813 on the Trans-Canadian Railway and is currently home to about 4000 people. It was pretty quiet when we rocked up since it's now mainly a ski resort town. We stayed in this kitsch alpine ...
Flight to mexico
... very fast, took less than five minutes. Stacie was a little worried about my luggage as she started getting antsy because everyone elses came (granny, grandpas and Stacies) but mine did not. Had to be about half hour later (not quite but felt like it, maybe 20 minutes) then I saw it and got it. It was the second last one out. Went through customs, was a breeze. Put luggage through screener, pick up luggage, show passport and customs paper, then click a button (click once ...
Airport Times
... Picked up a copy of the latest issue of Out for some reading material on the plane. That, combined with all the stuff I need to work on with my MacBook Pro (e.g. résumés, blog entries) will keep me fairly occupied for the 12 hours of travel time. I don't expect with my 6'4" frame I'll nab much sleep on the way, though I would like to, oh so badly.
The tube ride will be interesting. Have ...



