First stop Clark Fork, Idaho....
a room with a view....
I have to say, Pastor Dick Matson rocked the house - it was just what we needed before heading north for the rest of the week...
Next stop....

Here we are at the USA/Canadian border where there is a definite "line" cut through the trees....
on to Lake Louise...
We were told to watch out for grizzlies.
They weren't kidding - the tent campground had an electric fence surrounding it!


beautiful wildlife...
We took a hike along the lake...
beautiful wildlife...
Then we took a drive to see some other natural wonders nearby...
a natural bridge formed by the limestone in the moving water - this used to be a waterfall and one day in the future it will be a gorge....
Takakkaw Falls...takakkaw is a Cree word meaning "magnificent" - and it was!
Pictures do not do this place justice -this is actually a postcard of the Fairmont Chateau and Lake Louise and it comes close to capturing the unusual colors we were surrounded by.



It is amazing to think that this incredible place is a mere 6+ hours from our front door - it had a very European feel - so many different languages surrounding us everywhere we went. It is definitely a place we will go back and visit and I encourage all of you to go....
Now back to work...Vintage Barn Show is right around the corner!
Au revoir!
Pammy
Wow, this is absolutely breath taking! This is going to the top of my travel list. Looks like you had a wonderful time. If I had a spare college age child, I would send them to the nearest university as it seems all my travel these days is to Paris and New York to see my kids and dealing with all of the trappings of maintaining them in these huge cities. I'm not complaining but I am definitely craving an outdoorsy, natural wonder vacation and it looks like you found the perfect one.
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