Thomas was taken aback by the grandeur of the lake. One of Thomas’ hobbies is handcrafting
wood-strip canoes. He couldn’t shake the
thought of paddling across the lake. The
lake is completely calm due to its being quietly tucked at the base of three
mountains with a glacier feeding it from the rear. The Chateau Lake Louise, unlike most
architecture, actually compliments the surroundings. It does not have the look of a Frank Lloyd
Write design, but it maximizes the synergy of nature and facilities in a
similar fashion.
For the month of September 2011, Peter Dunn, Anna (Dunn) Knutson and Thomas Dunn will be driving from Dalton, Ohio to Alaska. This site is for anyone who has interest in tracking their progress, reading about the trip and seeing some pictures. Enjoy!
Our Current Location
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
This one’s for you Lorraine! (by Peter)
We were under strict instructions by one of our best retailers
(aren’t they all the best?!) to post a
picture of Banff, Alberta, as we motored through, this being one of her
favorite vacation spots. Unfortunately
we were unable to do so. It was dark when we arrived.
However, before arriving in Banff, we made a flying pit
stop at Lake Louise. Thomas had never
been there before. My sisters and
cousins all worked at the Paradise Bungalows during their growing up
years. I had held down multiple jobs as
a young man in Banff. As a result I knew
the area well.
Just prior to pulling in at Lake Louise we travelled the
Roger’s Pass from Revelstoke to Golden.
As we drove past Trail we managed to time the traversing of a train as
it snaked its way through Tunnel Mountain.
If you look closely at the enclosed picture, you will see that the front
end of the train is emerging from the upper level of the looped tunnel inside
the mountain while the tail end of the train is disappearing from the lower
entrance.
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