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A slight break from Canada150 fun

A slight break from Canada150 fun

So, it’s taken me quite a long time to get all the Canada 150 posts out there…. and life has a habit of getting in the way….. Seeing as this fall and winter have flown by with lots of fun events, I thought I’d try to 

Whistler… the path less travelled.

Whistler… the path less travelled.

The west coast The drive from Kelowna to Whistler was the less travelled option. We chose not to drive down through Vancouver as we would be doing that drive later in the trip so we detoured north through Merritt, Spence Bridges, Lilooet and Pemberton. The 

Back to the heat in Kelowna

Back to the heat in Kelowna

Another early morning rise and pack up and we were off to Kelowna.  As we descended out of the mountains, the temperature quickly rose from the 1 degC we experienced at Lake Louise at 8 am to 28 degC in Kelowna.  As our A/C had 

Rocky Mountains..,.here we come

Rocky Mountains..,.here we come

Our journey continued from Calgary into the foothills rather quickly and in the mountains… Gobsmacked by the sheer beauty of it all, we made our way to Banff National Park. Hiccup Amidst admiring all of the beauty we suddenly heard a pop and uh ohhh… 

On westward….. Calgary

On westward….. Calgary

Another early morning rise, to make it to Calgary to drop off our trailer so we could take it to the car dealership …AGAIN…. Since the A/C quit…. Even though… we just spent an ungodly amount in Winnipeg to have everything fixed… We make do with 

Our brush with Royalty – Royal Tyrell Museum

Our brush with Royalty – Royal Tyrell Museum

….AND MORE DINOSAURS….. Awoke early in the morning and packed up ready to head on our next adventure…. Drumheller and the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller. Royal patronage was bestowed upon the museum in 1990. (I suppose this is technically our 2nd brush with royalty. 

DINOSAURS!!!! – Dinosaur Provincial Park and two more provinces

DINOSAURS!!!! – Dinosaur Provincial Park and two more provinces

But Moose Jaw First The departure from Winnipeg was supposed to lead to the flat plains of the prairies… We reached the border of Saskatchewan and were quickly surprised by the rolling hills.  The hills were mostly pasture and some crops. Upon arriving in Moose 

…onto a new Province… Manitoba

…onto a new Province… Manitoba

Flat plains of …. Manitoba!? Leaving Thunder Bay, the scenery through the last part of Ontario was suddenly very different from the hills and lakes surrounding Lake Superior. The land all around us started to flatten out. We even passed into another time zone. Who 

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

*** sorry for the delay***….. Little did i know how sketchy cell service would be across Canada. I’ve been trying to keep up with writing this blog but uploading it was another story. So… I’m a little behind. My apologies to those of you who 

Agawa Bay – Lake Superior Provincial Park

Agawa Bay – Lake Superior Provincial Park

From Sudbury, we headed west and hugged the coast along the North Channel, past Sault Ste. Marie and then up to Lake Superior Provincial Park.  The shorter trees of Sudbury made way for tall pines again as they lined the hills on either side of