August 23rd,
Farewell to Fairmont.
This was our last day
at Sun Chasers. The mountains are gone again, the smoke is back. :-(
We got up in reasonable time and has
breakfast. Then we proceeded to get our remaining personal items and groceries
out to the trailer. I cleaned everything and left a thank you note. No where
did it mention a gratuity, so we had no guidance. But we left a small tip
anyway.
Next we drove over to
the registration building and turned in the keys and the questioner and
evaluation sheet we had been given when we registered.
We hooked up and
headed out. We really enjoyed our stay at Sun Chasers and we plan to return.
The amount of smoke was the worst we had seem.
The air was blue all of the way down to the level of the highway. I kept
remembering how amazed I was the very first time I had seen the mountains.
Today it was as if we were in another world, a flat world. It is so hard to
believe that smoke could hide mountains.
We stopped at the
Husky station in Golden and had lunch. As soon as we got parked we were
approached by a man with a heavy accent who wanted us to buy his GOLD ring and
his gold chain. You see he was out of money and wanted to get to Vancouver to
visit his mother who was in the hospital having surgery for Kidney stones. A new scam but we did not fall for his sad
story.
We are at Canyon Hot
Springs which is in Albert Canyon. We come here almost every year. The hot pool
is very nice and the campground is top notch. The sites and long and flat and
easy to get into and out of. Usually the view of the mountains is amazing.
Today the world is in a blue gray haze and a red orange sun is trying to warm
this valley.
There is no WiFi or
radio or TV here so it feels as though I am cut off from the world. It is a
feeling I would have to get used to… It makes me a bit uneasy.
The good part is the
fact we are close to a very bust set of train tracks and Ken is in his glory.
We may go to the
railroad museum in Revelstoke tomorrow.
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