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That's scary, Diane. I mean, REALLY scary! It must be hugely disturbing to have animals around that will actually attack you and not just as a defensive, last resort. As I've mentioned before, the only dangerous creatures where I grew up were adders and they had no interest in you unless you stepped on one of them. I'm not sure how I would handle 800lbs of teeth and claws coming at me. It would certainly involve an expensive laundry bill.

I hear that Trump is putting a $250 pp entry visa on us Canadians crossing the border this fall - not sure if it will go through or not because he waffles a lot. This is the first year that more Americans have visited Canada than Canadians have visited America (tariffs).

We are under extra stress in Alberta as we are lead by a right-wing nut-job who wants to separate Alberta from Canada

I did my solo trip to civilization, visited relatives and attended a bridal shower but came home through the Rocky Mountains because it was time for me to have an adventure. I did the big corridor trip from Banff to Jasper - without seeing any large mammals at all. The next day after getting home I saw a bear again just outside my kitchen window, but when he saw me he got scared and climbed up a tree. 

Years ago they made land bridges over the roads in the parks and fenced off the highways - before this time we used to be over to pull over at the side of the road and see all sorts of wildlife when visiting the National Parks. This is much better for the animals.

I should also mention that the drought situation is better, we have had a lot of rain, things are greening up and my husband borrowed a huge tank and filled it with water (from a truck) to save my lovely sunflower garden.

Bon Voyage, Diane! (I had to google "decals").

lol to both Zesty and Roger.

That is a bit weird for a school trip but cheaper than a safari park visit I suppose.

And you have to listen don't you Roger, she will know if you are only pretending to listen.