Service Plus Inn And Suites Grande Prairie

... high country. We will be staying one more night in Canada and then should be in Montana by day after tomorrow. We saw some beautiful elk and buffalo herds, but they were fenced in on ranches. Nothing else to write about. Only took pictures of wheat fields today. Sorry about the travelpod yesterday. I was having trouble uploading my pictures and then after sending, I noticed that I sent it twice. Oh well.

... that it's already getting close. But...I can't wait to see my dog on Sunday! <br><br>I realized that I haven't put in the mileage travelled each day, so I'm going to update each entry to say that, as we'll be interested in that when we return and read this so we can remember our trip! <br><br>Distance travelled today: 364 miles or 585 kilometres<br>Travelled by: motorcycle

Hello everyone,<br><br>We finally made it back to Grande Prairie and are taking a break from the blog until we continue our journey to Europe... we leave on July 23 and arrive in Paris on July 24th!!!! We likely won't be able to write as regular as we were on our U.S ...

We ended our year long journey where we started - at the Cassity Farm in northern Alberta. We took our last night bus of the trip from Calgary to Grande Prairie, and I must say, I really liked the good old Greyhound.<br><br>Our short trip was filled with visiting family and eating ...

... crashing in my lean-back front seat, but I&#8217;m probably as comfortable as anyone there, they with their fifth-wheels and satellite dishes, bacon and eggs, chips and salsa&#8230; oops! No, that&#8217;s me. Sometimes I even got a site with power and fire up the old black box here, just like home. I don&#8217;t think the aurora borealis is going to happen for me, but things could be worse. Of ...

... myself between the sounds and open wide to suck it in, I feel it move across my skin. I'm reaching up and reaching out, I'm reaching for the random or what ever will bewilder me. And following our will and wind we may just go where no one's been. We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been. Spiral out. Keep going, going...

... cooked up some steaks anyways and ate those instead. I guess that just means more leftovers for me. After all that hype, no one appreciated it at all-- well at least not at dinner where getting them to try the homemade guacamole and chili renellos was impossible. Would you believe the next day they did try it? Loved it? Then ate all my leftovers!

"This afternoon, we walked to a Salvation Army Food Bank/ Soup Kitchen to offer a hand. We ate there first, the soup was good once I put a dash of chili powder in it. Boy do I ever miss spice." At the time, and even now, I thought it was really odd that we would eat first. There were certainly enough legitimately hungry people, and we certainly could have brought food in order not to further ...

... nd beer on our w*y home- but the trip to the liquor store turned into * bit of *n *dventure. I'd picked out some Smirnoff in *pple fl*vour *nd went to see if I could help Yuli* find wh*t she w*s looking for. She w*nted * beer *nd but w*s quite distr*ught th*t everything w*s sold in c*ses. She decided she w*nted to le*ve *nd think *bout it. So I put mine b*ck *nd we left the store. Outside, we h*d * re*lly funny discussion ...

... they were all auctioned off. We were instructed to buy as many of the most important 'values' we could. It was interesting to see the differences between the group, what was hotly contested, and what was abandoned without a fight. Of the ten our group had decided were the most important, we got seven. In the end, we even had some money left over so we could have gone higher on some-- in the auction setting it was ...