The Red Eye from Vancouver plunked me back down in Ontario at 7 am yesterday. It will be a long time before I get to see the stunning scenery I had the good fortune to witness last week throughout Alberta and British Columbia. Oohs and Aahs around every corner. Elk too. And even the odd abandoned relic…
The weather in Alberta, specifically Lake Louise, was more early winter than fall, with wet snow and fog, but once I crossed the border over the Vermillion Pass, a balmy 17 degrees welcomed me as I cruised past Cranbrook BC on my way to Fernie and points beyond. A great trip! My busy work itinerary didn’t leave much room for too many shots (and I’m not complaining – its great to be busy!) but I managed a few. I will share them, and their stories, later this week when the jet lag has worn off. If you want a sneak peek (and promise to read the next few blogs anyways…), I`ve posted the lot on my web site: http://pattihenderson.smugmug.com/Travel/October-Backroad-Adventures Over and out.