We made our way into Jasper National Park
the next morning and found out we didn’t have to pay the entrance fee because
it was Canada Day; perfect timing.
Jasper National Park is the largest park in
the Canadian Rockies
Weather can look iffy looking in one
direction…
…and great looking in another.
We rode up close next to towering mountains…
…and the Athabasca Glacier.
We stopped in town…
…to see the Banff Springs Hotel.
My reaction when Amanda mentioned the
possibility of us checking into the presidential suite
On our way to Calgary where the brother of
my dad’s friend offered to put us up for a night.
The following morning he took us out for
breakfast at a Chinese restaurant.
It’s been a long time since we had dim sum;
a Cantonese term for various types of Chinese food served in small portions.
Shrimp dumplings or “ha gow”; a dim sum
essential
A mini tour of Calgary was in order
following dim sum
 |
| 680 km |
Happy
birthday eh!
Oldest
park in Canada.
Ah,
real Chinese food.
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