Travelodge Hotel and Convention Centre Lethbridge

... us to dive into the most impressive spread of food I have ever seen. My first taste of homemade pumpkin pie, wow!<br>We drank beers, played cards then headed home to drink more beers!<br><br>It was great to see both Adam &amp; Laura again, and to meet more top people like Nick &amp; Allison was brilliant. Oh and Nick and Allison gain extra points for naming their extremely cute kitten Bruce Campbell after the amazing b-movie actor.<br>

... has proceeded quickly and may finish by mid October. Don admits that it may take a bit of an adjustment but he will be ready for a change of pace!<br><br>We also got word that we finally have a firm sale for our house and now the scramble begins to work out the logists of the 'move' and departure for a winter in the south again. It looks like we will be back in Almonte for much of the month of November.

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.

... on the Blood Reserve where much of the crop is located. He was able to take Bob for a short ride. Bob's background is in the construction and servicing of large logging equipment so the machinery used for harvesting was of great interest to him. <br>You really get a sense of the vastness of the prairie when in those fields. The combines try to stay together out there as, once separated from the others it is ...

... provided cake, ice cream and punch.<br><br>Local Info<br><br>Lethbridge is a city in the province of Alberta, Canada, and the largest city in southern Alberta. It is Alberta's fourth-largest city by population after Calgary, Edmonton and Red Deer, and the third-largest by area after Calgary and Edmonton. The nearby Canadian Rockies contribute to the ...

... There seems to be a constant wind in this area and the proliferation of wind turbines makes ideal use of the higher hills to produce clean green electricity. Pincher Creek was one of there earliest areas to produce oil in Alberta and it seems fiting that this area should now be able to produce abundant amounts of renewable energy. A beautiful drive, even at this time of the year. One can only image what it would be like with fall colors.

Alors que d'autres sont déjà rentré, moi je continue mes explorations. Aujourd'hui, c'était visite d'un ranch avec Susan Lingle qui étudie les relations de prédation entre deer et coyotes. Donc nous sommes partis ce matin sous le brouillard, remplacé petit à petit par le soleil puis la pluie. Le ranch se situe à 1/2 h de route de Lethbridge, au milieu de nulle part ...

... ne vous y trompez pas, elles vont me manquer après ces petites bébètes! Bon et sinon, je sais pas si vous aviez mérité d'avoir la réponse à mon, petit jeu avant de voir les bébés, mais j'avais pas d'autre photo à mettre!! Et ils étaient au moins 9! C'était pas si dur comme même!

... au coucher du soleil avec des yeux fatigués à suivre nos amis qui courent partout et qui mettent un temps fou à se coucher. Donc du coup le temps de tout ranger, chek-up et bien retour 8h30 voire 9h à la maison, se faire à manger et dodo et bien ça laisse pas beaucoup de temps pour faire autre chose! Je crois que je me répète un peu, mais je suis tellement sur les rotules que j'ai du mal à raconter autre chose, d'autant plus que ça commence à peser sérieux ...

... jà une petite sélection!!); journées toujours sur le même lit à lire des articles (véridiques) et à regrouper des idées pour mon protocole et quelques promenades dans le froid et le vent (pas mal violent dans ce coin, on pourrait s'envoler!) pour visiter le quartier ouest (là où est l'université!) Du coup, je peux me faire quelques idées sur la vie dans ce pays, que je d ...