Canada from the plane from Frankfurt to Portland

Canada: Alberta, BC and the Rocky Mountains

Folder: Canada
I took a trip from Portland (OR) to Montana, then to Calgary, Banff, Bow Lake, Kamloops, Merritt, Vancouver and back to Portland. I left on September 15 and came back on September 19, 2006.
BNSF 2084 on the USA-Canadian border

BNSF 2084 on the USA-Canadian border

20 Sep 2006 132
Behind is the BNSF 2265. See also: www.flickr.com/photos/govert1970/280829046/
Last days of my old passport: Two Canadian customs stamps

Last days of my old passport: Two Canadian customs…

01 Dec 2007 161
I didn't know that Chief Mountain customs post stamped my passport, so I couldn't explain it when the customs at Vancouver International Airport asked me about it, mostly because she held her thumb over "Canada". I thought: "Which obscure European country put a stamp in my passport?", but then I remembered and I was let into Canada.
Canadian car: Beaumont

Canadian car: Beaumont

18 Sep 2006 93
Canada from the plane from Frankfurt to Portland

Canada from the plane from Frankfurt to Portland

11 Sep 2006 84
My USA-Canada holiday revisited
Canada from the plane from Frankfurt to Portland

Canada from the plane from Frankfurt to Portland

11 Sep 2006 78
My USA-Canada holiday revisited
Canadian images: View of Vancouver from Elsje Point

Canadian images: View of Vancouver from Elsje Poin…

19 Sep 2006 1 241
Elsje Point was named after Elsje de Ridder Larsen Armstrong (1918–1981) to recognize 35 years of volunteer service in the city of Vancouver.
Canadian images: Wooden steam tug S.S. Master

Canadian images: Wooden steam tug S.S. Master

19 Sep 2006 1 189
The Master is a wood-hulled, single-screw steam tug. She was designed and built by Arthur Moscrop in his Beach Avenue Shipyard in 1922. She is the sole surviving wooden hulled steam tug in North America. She is powered by a triple expansion steam engine built in Scotland in 1916. From the sign near the boat.
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