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Exploring Texas
Political tensions may have made it unpopular for Canadians to travel to the US right now, but we already had this trip on the books for months. And, life is short and you need to make memories when you can. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged country music, exploring, ghost town, history, Luckenbach, post office, Texas, travel, USA
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Return to the Jumpingpound Demonstration Forest
The Jumpingpound Demonstration Forest along Highway 68 in the Sibbald Flats area of Kananaskis offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. This forest is not just a haven for outdoor enthusiasts but also a living museum showcasing … Continue reading
An Old Schoolhouse near Acme, Alberta
We were out driving random backroads and as we came up on this church, I said “That looks like an old school!” Slamming on the brakes and turning into the yard for a closer look, we soon noticed there was … Continue reading
Cruise to Alaska on Holland America’s Koningsdam
We’re off on a Holland America cruise to Alaska aboard the M.S. Koningsdam and you’re invited to come along with us. Stops are planned for Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan, along with a full day of cruising in Glacier Bay.
Posted in Travel
Tagged cruise, Holland America, Holland American Line, Juneau, Koningsdam, travel, USA
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Exploring a Section of the Historic Highway 1A: From TransCanada Highway to Scenic Trail
In Banff and Yoho National Parks, there is a section of highway with an interesting history. Originally built in the 1920s, it served as the TransCanada Highway up until the highway was realigned in 1962. From that point on it … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, History
Tagged abandoned, Alberta, Banff, Banff National Park, British Columbia, Canada, Highway 1A, hike, hiking, picnic shelter, TransCanada Highway, Yoho, Yoho National Park
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