I totally saw a bear. The picture is crap because like i said before the windows were discusting.. but it was pretty awesome. It was a smaller black bear Im assuming, because of the colour. Our driver would actually stop on the side of the "road" so we could all have a look and take pictures. It was like being at African Wild Safari, all the was missing was the speaker phone descriptions of the animals.
Buffalo. Enough said. Actually no, I have a little bit to say on these guys. As we're going through BC I started to noticed this massive poo piles on the grass on the side of the road. They were HUGE, and I was wondering what they came from. What animal could Long John Silver that miuch out?! Other than the time in Zellers (which is a whole other story) Ive never seen poo piles that big. Then we stop randomly on the and I look out my window and see these buffalo out my window.. and understood.
I thought this was a beautiful picture. Of course in BC because thats where all my pictures came from since the rest of Canada I basically slept through!
Ahhh. Toad River BC. Pretty much the best place ever! The food was amazing.. I think this was the place we got food at, I could be wrong the entire trip just lburrs together.
OH HEYYY!!
This was also in BC, the water was still frozen but it was soo blue! It made me thirsty haha, it was actually water that I would swim in. It was so beautiful!!!!!
This is just a picture of some of the mountains we drove through in BC, they arent that clear because the bus windows were so gross but you get the point. It was a really beautiful view. too bad my camera couldnt capture the moment!
This picture is for Brandon. He always tells me this story of how he went to the grocery store with mom and saw these "GIANT wheels of cheese, they were like $150" when I would ask what was so special about them he would say "well.. they were for sale?!" So Brandon, I saw this and I thought of you. It was at one of the greyhound terminals they had all these books for like 1$, I would of bought it just for laughs, but my luggage is heavy enough.
This was in BC, finally the landscape started to get internesting! We were actually driving through mountains and our bus barley fit on the "road". They had wire netting against the rocks so that bolders wouldnt fall on cars and crush them, but if that actually happend the netting wouldnt save us. No doubt it would just hit the side of the bus and then push us over the steep cliff to our death!!
This picture is only showing the snow that was on the ground still.. not sure where I was, the whole trip just kind of blurred together because everything mostly looked the same. But I thought that it was funny because I was still in flip flops after getting a pedicure and have no warm shoes cept my runners ( which I wore for the first 2 days all the time so they STANK some fierce and I actually had to throw out my socks..)
As you can tell by my awesome photography skills we are in Sask. The greyhound terminals were in the middle of NO WHERE, so they would take us to these parts of town that had no civilization what-so-ever and that were completdly out of our way; just so they could drop off packages. THATS why our bus ride took 4 days, I was talking to a guy on the bus who sat across from me and he said that he has done the drive to BC by himself and it only took him 3 days. But hey, my ticket was only $150.00 can't complain.
This is one one on the first days.. looking some what decent and enjoying our ride. (My friend Michelle next to me).If it weren't for those neck pillows Im pretty sure that I would of got off the bus and just went home!
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