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Jasper
Last night we arrived in Jasper and left the Rocky Mountaineer at the train station, and just walked across the road to our hotel. It surprised us that it took a few hours to recover from the swaying motion of the train, as once we hit land there was still a swaying feeling for awhile.
In the morning we had a tour of the local sights of …
A Day In the Canadian Rockies
Hi All, Wow. What a fabulous day today up in the mountains. Fine weather, no snow falling, clear skies and more to the point roads!!!!!!!!! We even had patches of blue. Temperatures dropped from -3 this morning in Kamloops to -7 when we arrived in Jasper. No wind chill just cold air. Checking in today we met yet another Aussie (from Parkdale in …
Beginning of our road trip Kamloops & Jasper.
... to quietly panic. Then I saw a sign for the next petrol station & turned off the highway in search of it! 22km later I came upon the petrol station! After the 22km back to the highway Kamloops was only about 40km away! Lesson to Canada a) provide more service stations/petrol stations b) provide more mile markers to major towns! On arriving in Kamloops we pulled up at an area similar to Lakeside industrial park. Now we had nowhere to stay for the night so we went free ...
Travel-versary
... and the new boots he was clutching were making excellent water butts. I observed that if it were colder it would be snowing. Little did I know my comment would be so fortuitous... We carried on our journey, driving past Lake Louise and onto the Icefields Parkway, famous for being one of the most scenic drives in the world. The road snakes North through Banff National Park, rising and falling around rocky mountains and ending in Jasper National Park. The rain began again and our ...
Weiter gehts Richtung Jasper...
... Town. Dort mussten wir mal unsere schmutzigen Kleider
waschen. Währenddessen schauten wir uns in der Stadt um. Ist wirklich süss
dieses Städtchen aber auch verdammt teuer. Nach einem kurzen Supermarkt Stopp
gings nach Hause wo wir uns Hamburger gönnten. Selbstgemacht wohlgemerkt. Das
einzige was hier, verglichen zur Schweiz, wirklich günstiger ist, ist Fleisch.
Deshalb gibt es dieses auch immer in grossen Mengen zum Nachtessen.
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