

| Random files - Canadian Expedition |

Looking Away84 viewsStaring into the sun.
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Bow Lake98 viewsIt was to be a lovely morning for photos.
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Sundance Canyon - Without a doubt the highlight of this walk.109 viewsWithout a doubt the highlight of this walk.
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Tranquil Sunset85 viewsReflected in the crystal clear lake.
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Run!! - The water is going to crush us all!91 viewsThe water is going to crush us all!
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Finger to the Sky81 viewsUp is THAT way.
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Source of Peyto118 viewsA little ice, a little sun, and voila, an amazing lake.
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Hazy BC93 viewsThe latter part of the Iceline Trail crosses seemingly endless undulating moraine.
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| Last additions - Canadian Expedition |

Grassland Lake - More like home112 viewsMore like homeOct 27, 2009
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Elk - This guy's got his antlers starting.112 viewsThis guy's got his antlers starting.Oct 27, 2009
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She Elk - Wandering not too far away and right around our campsite in Banff.110 viewsWandering not too far away and right around our campsite in Banff.Oct 27, 2009
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Day 14: Bow River Reflections - Our last day took us on a rather unadventurous walk along the Bow River towards Sundance Canyon.113 viewsOur last day took us on a rather unadventurous walk along the Bow River towards Sundance Canyon.Oct 27, 2009
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The End112 viewsAnd so ends the Canadian portion of Alabama Dan's American expedition. We sat around Cascade Pond for a few hours, drove to Calgary, had dinner, and I waited in the airport lounge for my 10:00 flight while Dan drove south to the border.Oct 27, 2009
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Sundance Canyon - Without a doubt the highlight of this walk.109 viewsWithout a doubt the highlight of this walk.Oct 27, 2009
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Laughing Falls - Dan captured what I think is the best photo of this waterfall.
Photo by Dan Fritts.128 viewsDan captured what I think is the best photo of this waterfall.
Photo by Dan Fritts.Oct 27, 2009
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Crossing the River - Where a little ways down it plummets into the valley like Takakkaw in the distance.103 viewsWhere a little ways down it plummets into the valley like Takakkaw in the distance.Oct 27, 2009
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