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Losing Sleep...
On Sunday I was in a good mood because I received a call saying that I had gotten the job at the Banff Voyager Inn as a Night Auditor so I was glad that I had found work so soon. I caught the bus into town and had a coffee before heading out to the Gondola. It wasn't cheap at $30, but it hoisted me up to one of the highest points in the Bow Valley …
Geez Louise
With a somewhat return to normality having secured employment in Banff, I was back into a routine of some sort. Night shift doesn't come naturally so the transition hasn’t been easy. On my 2 days off (which actually was 3 days if you count daylight) I ended up sleeping at just about any hour. This was better than sleep broken in two halves of …
Boots, Bicycles and Boredom
Howdy folks,
Well I've settled in pretty well in Banff although I wouldn't mind more of a social life. But given that I'm working nights most of the time that probably won't happen anytime soon. I have discovered a few cool things:
1. Sally Borden Gym at the Banff Centre. Typical gym with indoor pool, hot spa, steam room and …
Spray River Loop
I had 3 days off work last week which was nice. I was supposed to go and hike the Paint Pots trail on Thursday, but it was raining in the morning so it got cancelled. Not detered by a little water, I decided to hike the 12km Spray River Loop instead. The Spray River joins the Bow River just below the Bow River Falls at the Banff Springs Hotel and I …
Soft Snow Slog to Seize Sulphur Summit
I woke up this afternoon and the weather was clear: conditions were perfect for me to finally climb Sulphur Mountain! I rode my bicycle into town, over the Bow River Bridge and up the long steady climb up past the Rimrock Hotel and to the Upper Hot Springs just shy of the gondola terminal. I was a little puffed when I started because I'm still …