After two days of flat Prairies, we are more than ready to see the mountains, but the Rockies don't come into view until we are within 100 kms of them. So, with the mountain silhouettes finally in view, I decided it was our last chance to let the dolls see a wheat field up close. The wheat had already been harvested, leaving fields of short stubble - the perfect height for my dolls.
"Are those the mountains over there?", asks Coco, pointing to the west.
"Yes, they are! Let's get back in the RV. We are almost there."
Half an hour later, we were in Waterton Lakes National Park.
In southern Alberta there are no foothills, but the mountains rise directly out of the Prairies.
We booked a campsite and went down to the Lake to get a clearer view of the mountains....
In southern Alberta there are no foothills, but the mountains rise directly out of the Prairies.
We booked a campsite and went down to the Lake to get a clearer view of the mountains....
The 'beach' was all rocks, and it was very windy. Waterton Lakes has a reputation for being
an extremely windy place. The end of the lake is in Glacier National Park in Montana (USA).
"Wow!" was all Coco could say.
an extremely windy place. The end of the lake is in Glacier National Park in Montana (USA).
"Wow!" was all Coco could say.
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