<5>Dominic Gill, 曾经骑单车从Alaska到 Argentina穿越美洲,在Saskatchewan River Crossing碰到他时己骑了2199.2km, Calgary是目的地. 他的网页www.takeaseat.org/ -ace300(FeelFree) @爱德华王子岛华人论坛:爱德华王子岛枫下论坛 The Rolia Forum of PEI

<2>来自德国东部Grabow的旅行车载着很多疑问. 怎么过来? 为什么不在这租? -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {44} (#8240617@0)
<3> 怎么唱都不会难听. Minnewanka Lake -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {43} (#8240805@0)

真漂亮！有气势！ -barbell(夏令时); 2013-6-11 (#8241701@0)
<5>Dominic Gill, 曾经骑单车从Alaska到 Argentina穿越美洲,在Saskatchewan River Crossing碰到他时己骑了2199.2km, Calgary是目的地. 他的网页www.takeaseat.org/ -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {93} (#8241761@0)
<6>晨读. Beauty Creek -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {43} (#8241791@0)

<7>这对夫妇从Texas经此驾车去Alaska, 作为结婚纪念. 来回约10000 miles. 愿他们的婚姻象这路样长远. Johnston Canyon -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {43} (#8241827@0)
<8>100多年前来此探险的Swiss Guide和现在闲庭信步的的游客. Lake Louise -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {43} (#8241863@0)
<9>胜利的姿态看上去象"我们投降". Moraine Lake -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {43} (#8241879@0)
<10>走进<<The Sound of Music>>. Norquay Ski Resort -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-11 {44} (#8241899@0)
<11>记录旅游, 现代人多用相机, 以前的人基本是用笔. 户外活动先辈语录集. Whyte Museum Banff -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-12 {866} (#8242971@0)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Oliver_Wheeler

http://www.peakfinder.com/people.asp?PersonsName=Simpson%2C+Jimmy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_Kain

http://whytemuseum.blogspot.ca/2011/05/mary-schaffer-warren-in-canadian.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Vaux_Walcott

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Gmoser

谢谢您的耐心. ----完----
精华精华精华呀。 -table(桌子来了); 2013-6-12 (#8243038@0)
很美，多谢分享。 -woaini111111(小棉袄); 2013-6-12 (#8243154@0)
很有意思的行程，谢谢分享。 -worldy(worldy.ca); 2013-6-12 (#8244391@0)

<补充+结尾> 这是一段很贴切描述Rocky Mountains之美的话 -ace300(FeelFree); 2013-6-14 {467} (#8245911@0)

A New York man reached Heaven, and as he passed the gate, St. Peter (gatekeeper of Heaven) said, "I am sure you will like it." A Pittsburgh man followed and St. Peter said, "it will be a great change for you". Finally there came a man from Jasper Park, "I am afraid," said St. Peter, "that you will be disappointed." - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, from 1925 Jasper Park Lodge guest book.

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