Athabasca Falls

Tiny Tussock Reporting

My life on The Boss's Camera Pak continues to be hectic and the light went out a couple of times today as the weather got wet again but this in no way has spoiled the experience of this place. In fact it has made the photography more exciting with the rapidly changing weather adding to the mood of the shots.
By New Zealand standards the park is busy but this time of the year is wonderful as we have been able to enjoy everything without stifling crowds and the temperatures are cool but quite acceptable with the added bonus of some snow on the tops.

ONCE AGAIN a big mini WOOF to our followers out there.
YES The Boss feels guilty for not responding but anyone on holiday with a friend would know how rare "quiet time" is but we read everything and enjoy hearing from you so THANK YOU HEAPS.

The wifi issue has been resolved by changing carriers. You don't tend to think of this on a mobile phone but when data roaming, it is easy and very productive.

We did some walking today as The Bossess gave The Boss a grrreat book for his birthday which was chock full of grrreat walks of all lengths and we have really enjoyed these excursions slightly the beaten track but not completely if you see what I bark?

TOMORRO will be really interesting as they (not ME) have decided that dawn photography is called for so it will be off to some local lakes for this. Finger's crossed.
Jasper is full of people from Australia and we have been dining at a local "Family restaurant" and encountered some great girl and guy servers who have been fun to talk to.

Canadian folk are really friendly and the Boss and Bossess have met and chatted to lots of them…Some with dogs of course. The dogs are interesting too and lots of different brands that we have not met before. All on leads and very well behaved.
We are all pretty tired so an early night is on there cards.

Woofs

Don't step forward. Folk have died doing that.