Peaceful Lodge Eureka

... due to the snow we had to stick to the flat trails. We were also hampered in any desire to go to far in the snow due to Adam’s cold feet, amazingly his combo of cotton trainers and plastic bags round his socks failed to keep his little toes warm and dry! So after lobbing a few snowballs into the river we settled for a snowman building completion. As Adam was suffering from frostbite he took the role as judge rather than competing with us three ice ...

... looking down at a site where dinosaur eggs had been found.

This is my first time at Glacier National Park. I'm told the glaciers are melting, there's still 21 glaciers in the park but there were a lot more of them just 10 years ago.

... us. They realized they were too heavy for the terrain on this trail, we haven't seen them since. That night we camped by the lake, a beautiful spot, waterfall into a little canon and all.

The following day was more of the same. We ran into seven Americans who also had too much gear. They were good guys; a right bunch of old hippies' we stopped for lunch and later that day caught them up, only after climbing Elk pass which took us to the ...

... m sure the stress of that situation exacerbates her health problems. DK is a smart lady and has worked for banks, mortgage and title companies. Guess that market is really suffering.

We traveled through our last U.S. city of Eureka and crossed the Canadian border at Roosville. Clearing customs went off without a hitch; passports and a few simple questions took care of that matter. On our 2006 trip, we crossed at Sumas and they thoroughly ...

June 10: Woke up this morning, and it was BITTERLY cold. WTF?? I thought it was June? Wait. It IS June! Junuary is what they're calling it on the radio. Check the oil, get on the road, and start driving. 45 mins down the road... What is that on the side of the road? Did they spray seed or something? Isn't that usually green? O.M.G. It's ...

June :9 Got up in Edmonton and made my way to see Jack, we had a nice visit. *waves at Jack in case he's reading this* Then, *catchy tune plays* "On the road again" South! Back down the # 2 and right after Calgary, on a whim, I decided to cross back over into BC through Crowsnest Pass and sleep in Fernie. I didn't know then my impromptu plans were about to be derailed. Literally. I was planning on staying in Fernie, BC, but when I got there, the entire town was booked ...

Well not much to say here - another one nite stand but the best news is we crossed the border to the old US of A again successfully- The "quilt show" was here in Eureka Montana where we spent the first night back in the US. The town is 250 people big, and I think all of them were here at the quilt show. some really beautiful quilts and we barely made it before closing --$$aved me some money for sure.......

Two days before take off and thought we should give posting a trial run. For us, this is new technology and we want to be sure we're on good terms... So here's entry number one, starting with our starting point: A glimpse out our back door on a particularly brilliant winter day. It is inspiring to imagine how the experiences ...

... women's restrooms outside the restaurant.) We saw so much wildlife this day. It was phenomenal and we had a great time. Great scenery also but what's new about that. Glacier is one place that is easy to take in and has an awful lot to see. Well worth visiting.

We are now a little behind schedule for 2 people who are not on a schedule. On the trip down we did pass some interesting places like "Buffalo Jump" and "Head-Smashed-In". Ahh we didn't stop in though, not my fault. (Que the Happy Wife quote again) I ...