Those little things are really handy for serving warm condiments, etc. For example, giving everyone a warm serving of melted butter to go with fresh lobster.
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Those little things are really handy for serving warm condiments, etc. For example, giving everyone a warm serving of melted butter to go with fresh lobster.
Spent the night in Kamloops, now on the way to Jasper NP
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My gf's pic of a barred owl today in the woods near a friend's home.
Out our patio door
Arriving in Jasper
End of the Rocky Mountaineer. Fantastic ride, sights along the way, great service from all the very friendly and knowledgeable staff onboard, excellent restaurant quality food and drink. Top notch company.
On to the coach to the Jasper Lodge
End of the Rocky Mountaineer. Fantastic ride, sights along the way, great service from all the very friendly and knowledgeable staff onboard, excellent restaurant quality food and drink. Top notch company.
On to the coach to the Jasper Lodge
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This is how my grandmother washed clothes.
Cheers from Cacao Rd.
Arriving @the Fairmont Jasper Lodge.
Yesss! Clearly travelling First Class all the way.
Can’t take it with you.
Too cold for the pool, imo, but some out on the water.
Some of the wildfire devastation in the distance. As we travelled from BC to Alberta the devastation increased, I think.
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The wildfire damage in BC & AB in the last few years has been devastating.
This is a report from a year ago:
A first look at damage caused by massive wildfire that ripped through Jasper
Even the mayor's house didn't escape. Totally destroyed
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Was living in Utah when Yellowstone burned. Devastation was so bad it was assumed it would take decades to recover. Drove through the park every year afterwards and was amazed how quickly it bounced back. Five years after and you had to look hard to see anything charred. Nature finds her way...
We were told not to ask the locals about the fires, to only respond if they offered up first, so we heeded that. We only ran across one local who commented. We listened, then wished him the best.The wildfire damage in BC & AB in the last few years has been devastating.
This is a report from a year ago:
A first look at damage caused by massive wildfire that ripped through Jasper
Even the mayor's house didn't escape. Totally destroyed
It’s only been a year in BC and from what our tour director, born eastern Canada, told us tall pines, the bulk of the devastation, take longer to replace.
The lodge in Jasper was spared except for one guest cottage.
Some of the damage we saw when walking
around the lake.
