The University of Calgary's solar car, something out of the space age.
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In 2002 we had a wonderful trip across Canada in a VW Westfalia camper 'Adolph'. Our 4 month trip took us to all 10 provinces, covering about 24,000 kms.The chance to visit family and friends as well as the many National Parks and Canadian Historical Sites convinced us that we must plan to do this trip again. This year our dream is coming true. ...Note: Left click a photo to enlarge...
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- Shelter Island, San Diego
- Mission Bay, San Diego
- Pechanga RV Resort and Casino
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- Napa Valley
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- Reno NV
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- Virginia City
- Old Fire Engins
- Main Street
- Tiffanay Lamps
- Silver Dollar Queen
- Lake Tahoe
- Mount Rose Summit
- South of Calgary
- Stampede Grounds and Rodeo
- Cowboy Up Competition
- Chuck Wagon Races
- Dick and Marg's
- Spruce Meadows
- Kath standing at attention with a member of the 'R...
- Kananaskis Park
- Come to the Calgary Stampede
- Stampede cont.
- Rotary Stampede Breakfast
- The Canadian Snow Birds
- The Calgary Fire Dept.
- Solar Car
- Clydesdale's
- Miniature Horses
- Characters in the Parade
- Brazil
- Street Cleaner
- Mexico
- First Nations
- Floats
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- The Banff Highway is being expanded to 4 lanes wit...
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- Traveling through the Rockies
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- Traveling with Brian & Marilyn
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About Me
- Ardmachree
- Our 'Home on Wheels' or better known as the 'Wagon Train' is a 38' Dutch Star motor home made by Newmar and powered by a 300 hp Cummins Diesel engine. 'Dutchess' comes with all the comforts that you would find in a small house,frig, freezer,toilet,shower,gas stove,convection oven/microwave,2 TV's and a queen size bed. With no lawns to cut! Behind 'Dutchess' we tow a Suzuki Grande Vitara 4 wheel drive SUV. 'Granny' is used for all our local sightseeing, and running around while the motor home is parked.
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