Glacier Park is big mountians, water falls everywhere you look.  There is this one stretch of road for about ten miles that is just hung on the side of the steepest mountain you could imagine.  There was road construction for five miles and we spent a hour just sitting.  The mountain sheep would come down on the road and some construction ladies had water cannons they would shot them with to get them off the road and away from people. 

We did the main road through the park and then on the east side just out side the park we found a KOA Camp and set up out tent for the night.  There was swimming, hot tubs, showers, horse shoes and a lot of other stuff to do.  Kids would love it there.  It was so clean and nice.  Tenting was really ok as it was easy to set up and the bed was just right.  It didn't freeze but we kept really warm.  We haven't had to were jackets yet and the weather has been great.

There are so many lakes here and most are miles long, like ten or so.  Very beautiful and not a wave on them for you Dave you would love wake boarding since there's no people on them.

Mom shouted, back up,  we did and there was this bear, just a small one beside the road.  We've seen two bears so far, but were told there all around us were ever we go so we need to make lots of noise to let them know were here.  While we were stopped others stopped.  A car from California stopped and a bunch of kids got out and started running to the bear.  I told the mother that the bears mother was probably just is the bushes near by and the better look out. 

We crossed over into Canada, both Mom and I had weird feelings about that but here we are.  Customs just looked at our passports and sent us on.

This was built  by the Prince of Wales. We took this for Savanna.  It looks like a real princess castle. It even had little tea party set.  Savanna you would have loved it.