This post is part of a series called Saskatchewan Bert was born in Aberdeen and still has family in the area. His Cousin Wilmer was our first stop. Wilmer and Bert are the same age and grew up together until they were 14 and have always kept in touch. Wilmer sold his “big” farm a…
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This post is part of a series called Alberta Well a Drive through the Alberta Countryside wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Vegreville and the world’s largest Pysanka (Ukrainian Easter Egg). It was Sunday the the town was pretty quiet, and no perogies could be found, we may have had more luck knocking on…
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This post is part of a series called Alberta Joanne was born in Edson, Alberta and hasn’t been back for 25 years, so we spent the afternoon exploring Edson and showing the Kids all the places Joanne used to go.
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This post is part of a series called Alberta Sadie and Holden had never been to Alberta before, so we had to stop at the provincial boundary marker for a family Photo. The Tripod I brought sure came in handy.. This was a very shots stop, but worth it. I think we will try to…
View MoreThis post is part of a series called British Columbia Our First stop today was at Craigellachie – the location of the last spike in the CP Railway that connected Canada from Sea to Sea. Was a last minute impulse to stop in and we were glad we did, a nice spot to stretch the legs…
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This post is part of a series called British Columbia One of our favorite summer destinations is where we spend the first night. We picked the kids up from the last day of school at hit the road by 4pm. Some horrid traffic caused us to spend over 2 hours driving the first 100 kilometers,…
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