Three Valley Lake Chateau & Ghost Town
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Off to Lake Louise
It was a 0630hrs start this morning as we packed to head off to the Rockies. Today's destination was Lake Louise, with an 8 hour car ride to get us there! The day was started with a Timmy Hortons breakfast! As we drive, we travelled along the 97A and Highway 1 (Trans Candian), through Vernon, Sicamous, Revelstoke, over Rogers Pass, Golden, Field, …
Mountains, Mountains, Mountains
... are alpine meadows carpeted with wildflowers. There were still some hardy flowers in bloom despite 5cm of snow last week. Revelstoke has a fairly new ski resort and is supposed to offer some of the best skiing in the country with deep snow lots of powder and it is much less crowded than Banff or Jasper to the east.
We did a few short hikes in Mt. Revelstoke NP and a longer more challenging one ...
Washington State to the Kootenays
... and Columbia rivers. We had never checked out downtown Revelstoke before, and found its 4 or 5 block old town core to be very charming and nicely renovated. It is worth a stop for anyone making the Highway 1 trek into the Rockies.
We are camped for the night at a sweet little lakeside campground at Williamson Lake. Pat managed a quick dip... the lake was warm enough but a chilly wind came up just at that time.
Westward Ho tomorrow, with Vernon and its peaches being our target.
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Leaving Revelstoke
... had one expence. When we came back to our car parking spot, the car was gone, towedL Luckily the penalty was not so expensive as we expectited.
After picking up our car we went rather right away to the place where we had promised accomodation from our former landlord when we stayed in Vancouver before something bad happends us in this big city againJ
CZ: V sobotu brzy ráno jsme se loučili s Revelstokem. Bylo nám smutno. Loučili jsme ...
Happy New Year!
... At first we found all this very poor and we could not believe that this is New Year´s Eve. However we began to see it differently and found out then, that it´s actually much better to see people celebrating rather quiet, cool with no extra emotions and fuss all around. We felt good and finally agreed that we really not miss all the noise around from fireworks and drunk people what we know from european cities. We got home then at night and got to sleep ...
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We didn't stay there but drove by. It looked beautiful, almost Swiss in style.
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