Thursday, 24th
December 2015
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A message from Santa |
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Clearing the windows |
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In the festive spirit |
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Ready and waiting |
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Anonymous and David |
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Mt Rundle in the background |
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Just like our sleigh |
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Warming up by the campfire |
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Why do I have to sit next to this dopey looking dog? |
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Toasting (or cremating) marshmallows |
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Cold campsite in Banff Avenue |
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Cascade Mountain |
Once again, it was -16 early this morning but by 8.00 am,
when it was just daylight, we could tell that it was snowing outside. Very exciting! Of course, this added extra time to our
departure preparations, as all the windows on the car (which is a GMC Yukon, not a Suburban) had to be brushed clean
before leaving. This morning we crossed
the Bow River to the Warner Stables and enjoyed a sleigh ride through the
forest and frozen marsh. Jack and Aidan
were lucky enough to sit up front with Mike, our driver, and enjoy all the
delights of being in close range to two large horses. Needless to say, the horses were bobtails
and were outfitted with sleigh bells.
Very Christmassy. It was very
cold and snowed the whole time – Cat very quickly ducked back under the
rug. Following the ride, we were treated
to hot chocolate and marshmallows at the campfire.
This afternoon, we enjoyed a spot of retail therapy while
David and Co went for a walk along the Bow River, with Aidan breaking in his
new snow boots. It has continued to snow
all day, which has made walking a little easier and not as slippery.
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