We drove to the opulent, gorgeous Banff Fairmont Springs
Hotel. Wow, it is incredibly nice. Again, this is how the other half lives J. We enjoyed walking through the different
conference rooms, halls, and lobby. The
views were great. We also drove to Bow
Falls, a small but impressive waterfall on the Bow river. We walked along the river for a while
enjoying our last day in Banff. After
eating lunch in Banff, we then drove to Cave and Basin, a historical site with
a sulphur smelling cave that contains hot springs. These hot springs were what put Banff on the
map. It was a nice museum. We then drove to the RV to get Denise’s
luggage and dropped her off at a hotel 10 minutes away where the shuttle picks
up passengers. We told her we were going
to drive 10 minutes from there and look for bighorn sheep—which she hadn’t seen
on the trip. She joked saying that as
soon as she leaves, we’d start seeing all the wildlife. Sure enough, we had one of our best animal
encounters when we pulled over at a turnout and Sarah spotted about 8 bighorn
sheep behind our car about 30 yards away.
They were beautiful—especially the larger mom and her adorable
baby. We got to see them climb on steep
rocks, run, then climb down more steep rocky hillsides and cross the street
very near us. It was wonderful. Sorry you missed it, Denise! We then went back to the RV and watched
movies (it was raining) and packed up the RV for our early departure tomorrow
to drive to Montana.
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Flowers and view from the Banff Fairmont Hotel. |
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Mama and baby bighorn sheep, Banff, Canada. |
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Small herd of bighorn sheep crossing the road in front of us. |
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Baby bighorn sheep. |
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Sarah, Andrea, Denise at Bow Falls along the Bow River, Banff. |
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Sarah and Ryan from the Banff Fairmont Hotel. View from window is great! |
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Bow River. |
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