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Cool.

Thanks for that info.

I don't envy you tackling something that big, but do for you living just
250
miles from the prettiest place on the planet.

Fred

Fred wrote:

I don't envy you tackling something that big, but do for you living just 250
miles from the prettiest place on the planet.

Umm, what would that be? Banff? Lake Louise? Jasper? Mount
Robson?

I happened to take several photos of Mount Robson without clouds
obscuring the view in February coming back from my grandmothers
funeral.

Tony
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Hello Tony,

All of the above!!!! Have been on some backpacking trips there. I'd also
add these to the list:

- Moraine Lake
- The main trail in Mt. Robson park was such scenery overload that it
spoiled me for life. Tallest Canadian mountain, turquoise lakes, glaciers,
huge waterfall, huge altitude changes, termperate rainforest, glaciers
calving into lakes, meet people from all over the world.

I think fred is talking the dolomites and the villages of trentino

:-)

--
Wayne
Manchester, England.



"Tony Toews [MVP]" wrote:

Fred wrote:

I don't envy you tackling something that big, but do for you living just 250
miles from the prettiest place on the planet.

Umm, what would that be? Banff? Lake Louise? Jasper? Mount
Robson?

I happened to take several photos of Mount Robson without clouds
obscuring the view in February coming back from my grandmothers
funeral.

Tony
--
Tony Toews, Microsoft Access MVP
Tony's Main MS Access pages - http://www.granite.ab.ca/accsmstr.htm
Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/
Granite Fleet Manager http://www.granitefleet.com/

Fred wrote:

All of the above!!!! Have been on some backpacking trips there. I'd also
add these to the list:

- Moraine Lake
- The main trail in Mt. Robson park was such scenery overload that it
spoiled me for life. Tallest Canadian mountain, turquoise lakes, glaciers,
huge waterfall, huge altitude changes, termperate rainforest, glaciers
calving into lakes, meet people from all over the world.

I've driven through Jasper and Banff so many times on my way to B.C..
Maybe 30 or 40 times. I do make the occasional stop to do some
sightseeing but you've likely seen a lot more than I have.

Tony
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'fraid I'll need some geography lessosn before I can communicate on Wayne's
level. :-)

Tony,

Moraine lake you can see by car and is worth the short detour to see it.

If you ever have a backpack and a few days the trail that follows the
river/lakes that wraps around the west side and then north side of Mt. Robson
is the one I described above and is incredible.

Being a Chicago area flatlander I can only be jealous.