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Everything is now covered in six inches of white stuff. Glad we travelled last week.

We really enjoyed our visit. Tammy is a good cook. Thanks again.

Regarding the F word... It was used lots by the "in" kids.. Maybe that's why I never fitted in! I still hate hearing it. The same thing with referring to your wife as "the old lady". I consider it very degrading. Call me old fashioned if you want to.

We watched one episode of Yellowstone and canceled our Netflix subscription. What a waste of time.

Somewhere between 30 and 40 below Fahrenheit here.

Please change your password. The bad guys had gotten into my phone and changed a bunch of stuff. I imediately took my phone and computer in to the fix it shop in town. My computer was ok as I had not turned it on. One of my friends replied to them. They asked him to go get a gift card for $300...

JDBalerman here. It was definently a scam.

Dad always said...."If you want to get ahead in this world, when you wake up, get up, and then stay up!!" I know that he told a neighbour one day about me..."That kid will never get anywhere because I was out there the other morning at 4:00 AM. and he wasn.t even in the field yet!!" =

I know she did,. and I said so.

This is the rail bridge at Outlook Sask. I took the first picture, my wife took the evening shot. We can all see that she has the more artistic eye!!

Takkakawa Falls in Yoho National Park just east of Field, BC. They fall between 850 feet and 1260 feet, depending on how they are measured. Silverton Falls near Castle junction north of Banff, Alberta. They fall about 150 feet. One can get a close-up view of both of them.

These were about 500 feet from the road. JD.

I met these on the road yesterday.

Thank you folks for making it so that I can post pictures again. JD.

A distance and close up of Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park near Field B,C. Depending upon how it is measured, the drop is between 850 feet and 1250 feet. The parking lot is about 1000 feet from the falls, and people can walk right to the bottom, but needless to say, they will get very wet...

I thought that I would give this a try. These are Silverton Falls just a few miles north of Banff, Alberta

Some interesting trivia.... :) :) Early aircraft throttles had a ball on the end of it, in order to go full throttle the pilot had to push the throttle all the way forward into the wall of the instrument panel. Hence "balls to the wall" for going very fast. And now you know the rest of...

On the road from Revelstoke, BC. to Banff, Alberta. The road was bare and dry all the way to Banff, but there was still some snow in the ditches, and lots high up. A beautiful trip. JD.

Twenty miles and about 6000 feet of elevation difference between the first and last picture.

I believe that 'the post holding up the tree' might be correct as this is the only tree of it's variety in the neighborhood that I have found. Re. image size...I may have used the first option for size instead of scrolling down and using a larger version. I will try a larger one now. This is...