Heartland Lodge Stettler

4625 - 59 Street Stettler, Alberta, Canada

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Almost Ready toTake Off!

A travel blog entry by belize2mastatal

Hello everybody,

Marcus, James and I have been busy not only getting all the equipment we need for the ride together but also getting our bodies in shape. Everything seems to be shaping up well so far!
Check back soon as we will have some more photos up in the next couple days.

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Homeward bound!

A travel blog entry by vivianlam

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... car and getting it washed, I headed home to pack up. There's a lot of stuff to pack up!! :)

Time to grab a quick bite to eat and then head home. I think I won't be home until 10 pm... enough time for me to get everything into the house and then go to sleep for work tomorrow! I ended up eating at Pebble Street (999 - 36 Street NE, Calgary AB Tel: 403-204-1616) with my sister. I haven't ate there in ...

The Hazy Days of Summer

A travel blog entry by travelingcanada

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... folks who now were out of their cars looked on with some curiosity, but mostly seemed unamused – I think I heard something unkind being yelled at us as we drove by, but I didn’t really hear it.

We made a second stop in Big Valley to see the steam train come in. We walked over to the fudge shop (creamsicle and rocky road if you must know) and then on to the ice cream shop for some treats. Jeff picked a ...

Final Thoughts

A travel blog entry by wendyandbrian

... out of the comfort zone - treasures await!
Wooden floors are creaky
Museums take time
Breakfasts can be so much fun!
Two months go very quickly - let’s start over again
If you see a path or trail…follow it; you will be amazed at the adventures you might have!
Be in the moment!
US border guards can be friendly
What a wonderful trip this has been - we feel blessed to have had the opportunity to go on this ‘east coast ...

Alberta desert

A travel blog entry by fourloves

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... hauled 44 tons, and at peak production were being offloaded 500 per day. When they shut down the mine in December 1956, they just parked them where they were, never to be moved again. The mine still operates an old 4' tall electric trolley, powered by what look like about 30-40 car lead acid batteries. When the mine was converted for tours, every mechanical and structural piece was safety inspected and catalogued - ...