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Author Archives: debbie
Moraine Lake Road
We find ourselves in Canmore this weekend. Let me explain. Months ago, we heard that one of our favorite artists, Laurie Anderson, would be playing in Calgary as part of the High Performance Rodeo ( https://www.hprodeo.ca ), an international arts … Continue reading
Christmas Presents
After our trips to Bonaire, India and Bhutan this year, Murray and I talked about changing and adding to some of our gear. Lo and behold, Santa overheard us and some really cool items appeared under the tree! We have … Continue reading
Calgary – There and Back Again
On the 26th, I hitched a ride with R&D to Calgary so I could visit my Aunt, from Victoria, and my cousin and his wife who live in Calgary. I usually do the driving when we head in that direction, … Continue reading
Posted in Western Canada
Tagged Edmonton to Calgary highway, Gasoline Alley, Hwy 2, Red Arrow, Red Deer
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Where to go next?
I sat down to lunch the other day and didn’t have anything to read, so I hauled out our atlas and perused it while I ate. I was looking for and dreaming about places that might be interesting and fun. … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing
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“All this for two days!”
Murray was packed up and gone in about 20 minutes. He gathered up the last of his stuff and packed it into his bags. There were a few loose items that didn’t fit – guess pillows don’t squish too well. … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing, Western Canada
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Packing for 2 days in the mountains
Murray started packing today for his weekend trip to the mountains. He is on a course Saturday and Sunday. He will need cross country and telemark clothing. He won’t need many street clothes as his non ski time is quite … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing, Western Canada
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Waiting for Snow
Winter has arrived, but so far, it has left the snow behind. As alpine and cross country skiers, Murray and I are waiting anxiously for the white stuff to fall. We hear parts of the mountains have gotten snow. When … Continue reading
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Bhutan and Andaman Islands Photos Posted!
Our Photos of Bhutan and scuba diving in the Andaman Islands are now posted! The photos are in separate “Photosets” and are found under the “Photos” menu item. Click on “Bhutan 2011” or “Andaman and Nicobar Islands 2011” and then … Continue reading
India Pictures
The wait has been long, but the time has arrived! I will be posting pictures of India and Bhutan over the next few days. The pictures of Darjeeling, Kalimpong and Kolkata, India (in the “Photoset” called India 2011) are now … Continue reading
Getting our Money’s Worth
It is now 5 weeks since we got home from India and Bhutan. Murray and I were talking the other day about how the trip is not just the 5 weeks we were away. It is actually weeks worth of … Continue reading
Posted in Bhutan and India
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