Question: Would you guys prefer more frequent posts with less photos, or less frequent posts with more photos?
- Entering Alberta. Leaving Saskatchewan.
- Hoodoos, such a cool natural formation!
- The Lion King…not that we’re calling Lanaya a lion or anything! 🙂
- We reached the top!!! If you look at the very top of the canyon wall you’ll see some miniscule figures.
- The view from half way up.
- Family photo standing on some Hoodoos.
- Dinosaur museum!!!
- We went on a guided tour to a dinosaur site where we found fossils. My sisters REALLY enjoyed talking with the guide!!! Every time he moved to a different position in the line, his “little ducklings” followed.
- Selfie!
- “Look, a rock!!!”(said with fake enthusiasm) The guide gave us a lesson on rocks and dinosaur bones.
- I had rolled my ankle, quite badly, at the campsite, earlier that morning, and the hike did me in. So we found a wheelchair to tour the rest of the museum.
- A paleontologist uncovering a bone.
- Thank-you so much for the delicious Sunday dinner and conversation. It was a lovely visit with the Blankenstijn’s and Ronald’s!
- Walking was still really painful, so in Walmat we got a really embarresing motorized cart that beeped when I backed up. Mom thought it was hilarious, and people kept looking at me funny…
- It was lovely meeting you Shane!!! Thanks for touring us through Red Deer, Lisa and Logan!
- Emptying the sewer in the rain. It is actually quite fun, as we have a clear plastic tube on the sewer hose, that allows us to see what’s coming out of the tanks.
- First view of the mountains!!! It rained for a bit then was clear the rest of the way.
- A nicer photo, after it stopped raining.
- Stopping at a beautiful turquoise coloured lake.
- A mountain top disappearing into the clouds.
- The Columbian Icefields. Mrs. Purves, this photo is for you.
- Filling our water bottles with fresh glacier water.
- We waded through the Athabasca River, caused by the run off from a glacier. It was SO cold, that after you made it to the sandbar in the middle, your calves would cramp up and you’d be paralyzed for a few seconds. It was definitely a ONCE in a lifetime experience… 🙂
- Our evening bike ride. We rode down the mountain in good weather, went to Tim Horton’s, then rode back up the mountain in pouring rain. I made it all of the way up, but I was VERY thankful for the flatness at the top!
Oh, hard to choose!! Love the pictures, but also love the update…..so I guess we’ll have to let you choose!!!?
Maybe I should do lots of pictures with lots of updates… 🙂
Keep n doing what you are doing! Good job with both pictures, and captions. Thanks.
Ok, thanks for the feedback!
love the posts. Keep them coming..Looks like you are all having a great time.
Yes, we are!!! It is so cool to be seeing all these things that I have learned about in school!
Hi Raquenna, I really like the way you are doing your blog. The excellent photos & your comment below, gives the feeling that we could be tagging along behind you ! So looking forward to seeing you all ,safe journeys & look after that ankle ! Grandma S-G
Thanks Grandma!
What your doing is great.
Thank you!
Fabulous start to your trip! We loved our visit to Drumheller a few years ago! I’m seriously laughing at you driving around Walmart in that cart!! Ha ha! You might show up on the people of Walmart blog;)
Thanks a lot… 🙂
You’re doing great! Love every update and all the pics along with the explanations. It’s been too many years since I saw those mountains! Y’all are really experiencing every place you are at, very cool!
Yes, I love all of the experiences!!!
So great to see where you have been. Exciting! Love all the pictures. Love Grampa & Grandma
Glad you liked them all! Dad is teaching me to use the different lenses, which is really interesting!!!
Hi Kenna …. So interesting! Yes, I think lots of pics and lots of updates sounds great!
As you have time! ?
So great to see you today Raquenna I’m excited to follow you all on your journey .
Hugs Auntie Ann❤️?
It was great to see you again, too!❤️