Sandman Hotel Lethbridge

By pure luck Adam &amp; Laura, who we met back in Quebec City &amp; Montreal, saw that we were staying in Medicine Hat on my Facebook profile and invited us to come stay with them in nearby Lethbridge. Unfortunately we were booked into hostels in Banff for 5 nights so could only stop over on our way there. The 1 night we were there was Thanksgiving in Canada, and we were once again taken in so warmly by an entire family.<br><br>Adam ...

... of weeks, thanks to pain killers, I slept. Last week I started to visit the field with the supper delivery and towards the end of the week, Don and I figured out a way to get me up and down the ladder on the combine so that I had a couple of hours each evening riding with him. Don has been leaving here about 7:15 in the morning and returning between 1 and 2am most days so we don't see much of each ...

Riding in Glacier National Park can't be beaten except for the construction. Mind you the benefit was being stopped on some of the highest vistas of the park for more photo ops. The three stops made the ride very long but the weather was perfect and you could chat with the other poor souls trapped in the traffic jams as they waited to roll through loose gravel.

... events planned. Then back to the wheat field for dinner. <br>Sunday we headed for Waterton National Park and the scenic drives within the park. There was lots of wildlife, including a black bear feeding on berries in the ditch along the road - right beside the truck.<br>Monday, we checked out some campgrounds, visited the Galt Museum that has a feature exhibit on the history of the bridge and then headed ...

... we gave him may have helped those following us across the border by alleviating some of the interrogation.<br><br>We were the first to arrive at Bridgeview Campground in Lethbridge. The town of Lethbridge, Alberta&#8217;s third largest city, is known for its high level railroad bridge. It was constructed in 1909 and today carries freight ...

... then progress northward into Kansas, South Dakota, Montana and back into Alberta, with 22 large John Deer combines, grain buggies and grain trucks working for about five months to complete the harvest about the end of October. The tour of the fields and seeding operation was interesting. In addition to seeing the large no-till air-planter seeding equipment and the 700 hp tractors, the vast acreage was almost overpowering. The spring work is ...

Dernier jour dans l'alberta. Donc, entre deux averses et quelques essais de trapping du dernier mâle avant son départ pour l'hibernation, petite promenade dans les coulee derrière la ferme. Au programme, sol mouillé, donc impossible de descendre près de la rivière pour voir le castor. Tant pis, on restera en haut pour ...

Et les plus contents de pouvoir sortir sont les bébés, depuis le temps qu'on les attend, Ils sont trop trop mignons!! Preuve à l'appui: (Credit Nora Magyara) http://www.motionbox.com/video/player/3 5 9ad3b51a17be/6d7db8e4611ac866

Encore un jour avec les retours du travail avec des animaux sauvages. Un autre mâle qui va avoir plein de bô bébés nous a quitté, succombant à ses nombreuses blessures suite aux combats entre mâles à la mating season. C'était bien triste!! Repose en paix cher 3 lines

... te!), mais alors à transporter avec ses petits bras, dans le vent et la neige (pas facile de marcher dans la neige, on s'enfonce) et sur une longue distance (je le rappelle, ville très étalée) et bien on arrive exténuée à la maison: étalage sur le lit et un verre de lait bien mérité! Voili, voilà, programme pour demain: journée sur le lit ou peut-être aller en ville acheter des bonnes chaussures histoire d'être prête pour la sortie de l'hibernation, à voir!