On the way to Drumheller I was reciting “I think that I shall never see, fields as plain as thee”. There was nothing to see for over 100 kms, except the road ahead and fields as far as your eyes can see. Drumheller though surprised us. Aside from the museum, Read more…
Welcome to Drumheller! Where dinosaurs roamed some million years ago. We visited the Royal Tyrrell Museum and what we saw was just unbelievable. The evidence of the past proved the undisputable existence of these giant animals long before the existence of mankind. We also passed by the Canadian badlands, home Read more…
Dear Alberta, Falling for you was not instantaneous. The Rockies, the frozen lakes and the almost identical mountains did not impress us at first sight. But slowly, you got us with your beautiful snow capped mountains; the slippery trails that took us to sights unimaginable, wildlife that freely roam and Read more…
The Johnston Canyon trail is one easy trail in Banff – in the summer, but not on a day like today. As we started to walk this trail, it was obvious the paths are frozen & slippery. Although I only had my regular running shoes I was sure my walking Read more…
Who would have thought that fishing huts can be made colorful art displays. We think of fishing huts (used as shelter during ice fishing season) as plain if at all drab. But the town of Innisfil thought of turning them into canvasses for attractive, engaging and thought-provoking art displays. The Read more…