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My little holiday from 2006. Spent a few days in Jasper, Banff, and Drumheller, Alberta.

2008 Summer road trip with my parents through western Canada and the US. Over 5000 miles in two weeks.

Calgary and the rest of Alberta (what of it i saw) was amazing. A friend and I hiked to the top of tunnel mountian. We had to race the bad weather coming in from the north.  : D

I took my parents on a trip to western Canada and Washington state since they always wanted to do something like that.

While I was living in Canada my best friends came over from Germany to visit me and take me on a two week camper tour around the beautiful British Columbia. I was very happy to see them again..left Vancouver Island to meet them at Vancouver airport..

A record of my travels...mainly through pics

It seemed like it took forever! It was like 9 hours give or take,I don't like going by car, I rather go by plane lol. I just listened to my Ipod,slept,looked at magazines,and that's about it.When we got their it was supper time,ate at my uncles and aunts families house,and waited for my grandmas sister and husband to pick us up. We went to their house in Okotoks,went for a drive,looked at scrapbooks,and went in their hot tub! and off to bed!

If you are ever looking for an affordable, yet good mountain to board on, I would strongly reccomend Sunshine! Only a small drive from Banff, and has great powder and good riding conditions. Also there are several other mountains within a close proximity to Sunshine that you could also explore.

This was a great little day trip.  Right in Alberta's backyard, and we had never been here!  The Valley is beautiful in it's rustic splendor.  We were told that temperatures here have been off the therometer this year 50* C and up to? - well they are not sure.   The Heroglyphics were written in the 1800's - quite amazing!

Just 6-7 photos from Edmonton, Canada.

My cousin, a friend and I took a road trip to Jasper for a week!

In 2002 we rented a camper and visited some of the National Parks of British Columbia and Alberta.

I drove most of the way to BC with my best friend. A trip to never be forgotten.

We enjoyed the Stampede today!  Be careful if you put your kids in charge of the budget!  They can get picky.  They convinced me last night to skip the shuttle and we were kindly refunded our $40.  Early this morning we drove our big rig throughout a major city, down small streets, with construction barriers, and 3km runners.  Fortunately, Calgary was reduced traffic this Sunday morning.  By 7:15 am. we'd paid $20 total for 2 parking spots...