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Thanks to toughguy's pictures of Jasper and Banff that I showed my wife, I had to get new camera and go on an amazing trip. We went at the end of August, but I am just now getting to these.

These little ground squirrels were all over

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One off the first things we saw when entering Jasperfull-35062-25647-1_img_2270.jpg

Not a bad place to grab a quick snack. There were so many wildflowers.full-35062-25648-1_img_2526.jpg

One of two grizzlies we saw on this hike. The second one about 40 in some bushes, so I didn't stick around too long for a good shot.

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Noisy little squirrel.

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Black bear along the road.full-35062-25651-04_img_2633.jpg

Not sure what these sheep found so yummy, but they were under this truck for hours and then under a van the next day.full-35062-25652-05_img_2679.jpg

Scenery.

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Scenery #4

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Athabaska Falls

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Scenery #5

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My wife took a picture of me taking a picture

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Panther falls. It is only a short hike from the road that very few people seem to hike to. full-35062-25666-24_img_3555.jpg

Peyto Lake

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Johnston Canyon

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Ink Pots were very cool. Not what we were expecting

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Another black bear along the road

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My bride enjoying the Big Beehive

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A young marmot. Not sure who was watching who

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Lake Louise, Mirror Lake and Lake Agnes

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Lake Agnes

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Lake Agnes from the other side

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We watched a glacier calve at the Plain of Seven glaciers.full-35062-25676-37_img_4085.jpg

This was the only animal we saw on a "wildlife drive" that took 2 hours and beet the carp out of our car.full-35062-25677-38_img_4127.jpg

Scenery #6

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Scenery #7

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The last day of the trip I ended up getting my first kidney stone. My wife drove all the way home stopping in emergency rooms in Canada, Montana and finally home. That was a nightmare in so many ways, but the trip was awesome before that.

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No problem. Glad you enjoyed it. Great pictures! One of the most beautiful places on the the planet IMO. I missed some of the places you visited there. I'd love to make it back there again someday but there are a few other places I need to visit first. Maybe these shots will inspire some others to visit too!

The glacier shot is awesome. I loved Peyto Lake. We stopped there 3 times to get different light for a shot.

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