Another tour of a chunk of Canada, well Alberta. Unedited. Have a read! So we went North in my first entry, now let’s go “east” Or as east as my travels have taken me more than once. I mean yes I have been to Saskatchewan. Saskatoon actually has some nice municipal golf courses, who knew! Anyways we start out leaving St Albert on Hwy2 heading north. Briefly past Mornville on the right, which I hear has a decent country bar. Or did many years ago, past the Legal (La-Gal) turnoff. Not Legal, like it should be, I blame the French that live there and to the Clyde corner as locals call it. Turn right here, left is to Westlock and that’s another entry. A few minutes on hwy 18, then back onto 2 until we hit Athabasca. Stop #1 on our journey east. Founded in 1877 as an HBC trading post (Like everywhere) on the river became a major travel point. Like many places people seeking the gold rush passed through. RCMP moved in 1892. 1913 major fire burns down most of downtown BUT it was ...
The North is the best, face it. In Game of Thrones who is the house everyone loves? The North, of course. Look at our continent, which part is the best, the north! Where is Canadas hidden gem, the North. While I work on my actual writing. My recent trip to Europe I thought I could put a few Alberta / the North blogs. Tour guides or things I like. Yes it seems dumb to be doing two projects at once, but I will be honest. This is lunch break or morning coffee writing, it won’t be edited well but I do want to post things every couple weeks still while I work on my big blog. PS CBC you dick heads, read this, like it and let me tour Alberta. Try and get a few more people out here to love you. I debated whether to put Hay River in this entry or to tie it in with High Level, La Crete and maybe more but I think I will put it here, with Yellowknife and Whitehorse. Anyways the drive from Edmonton to Hay River is mind numbing!! From Edmonton you can go a million ways, but its probably 1 of 2 ways....