Plastic dinosaurs

As we open the curtains of the RV we see grey weather and mist, despite that, we leave for the North Dinosaur Trail (a trip of about 50 km through the badlands, north of Drumheller). Just over the cityborders the mist thickens even more. Any point of interest has to be right next to the road or we’ll miss it. So after a few kilometers we give up, we can barely see the front of the RV when we park at a viewpoint over Horsethief Canyon. Back to the plastic dinos again, we quickly leave dino-heaven again. Slowly climbing a bit we happily leave the mist behind and the sun even shines (short stop at hoodoo’s). The sun is back high in the sky when we drive throught the endless fields again on straight roads through places like Dutchess, Dorothy and Patricia. At the last place we stop at the gas-station, annex store, annex restaurant to eat a hotdog. Suddenly we leave the fields behind and in front of us is the Dinosaur Provincial Park. Luckily no plastic dinos here. We pick a spot at the beautiful campground and then go see the park.