We boondocked at our usual location near Limestone Mountain in Alberta, Canada, right before the Labour Day weekend. Due to the excellent weather following a rainy August, big rigs, side-by-sides, and quads continued to arrive even during the week.
We adore our folding, laser-cut, octagonal outdoor barbecue. It is supported by a folding tripod and is constructed of mild steel.
Stores that sell outdoor fire pits and grilling equipment, possibly including some that specialise in portable or collapsible versions, carry comparable goods.
The opening is ideal for our thin Korean griddle with a non-stick coating that we purchased from Temu.
Cooking bacon.
Crispy roasted baby potatoes in butter with salt and pepper. Foil packets keep food warm on the sides.
Breakfast is ready!
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“The Arrow Lakes Ferry Service offered by the Provincial Government of British Columbia is a free service to the travelling public.” – 
This time we took the ferry from 
The view from the terminal was stunning, despite the overcast conditions.
“The Arrow Lakes in 
"Ferry capacity is 80 vehicles and 250 passengers.” – 
By the time the ferry arrived, the rain had returned.
Even though we had rain gear, we didn't bother getting out of the car because it was cold, and we had taken the ferry before. We had front-row seats in the truck.
"The Arrow Lakes route for motorcycles is a scenic loop through the West Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada, offering a blend of natural beauty and historical charm." AI
“…a wildlife corridor is a protected route that allows wildlife to move safely between areas of suitable habitat. In the Banff area, corridors are typically narrow, funnel-shaped tracts of land between the developed areas and the steep mountain slopes.” –
“The Rocky Mountains, also known as the Rockies, are a major mountain range and the largest mountain system in North America. The Rocky Mountains stretch 3,000 miles (4,800 kilometers)[3] in straight-line distance from the northernmost part of Western Canada, to New Mexico in the Southwestern United States.” 
"World-renowned for its turquoise-hued waters, Lake Louise is set against a breathtaking backdrop of mountain peaks and the Victoria Glacier, which feeds its glacial waters."- Rocky Mountaineer.
"The Trans-Canada Highway (TCH) in Banff National Park was built in the early 1950s as a scenic, low volume, two-lane highway. Stretching from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island, the TCH is 7821 kilometres in length, making it the longest paved highway in the world. It has since developed into a major commercial highway and an important trade corridor connecting eastern and western Canada."- 
We spent three nights at the 
“Nakusp’s settlement history begins in 1892 when the town site was put up for sale by the Rand Bros. – 25’ lots sold for as much as $300 each. Speculation was that Nakusp would become a mining town.” – 
"The Nakusp Marina provides moorages for annual slip holders and some slips available for day or weekly rentals. Annual slips are currently full; however, if you want to put your name on our waitlist, please fill out the form below or contact the Village Office." - 
"The Village of Nakusp (
"Look for a pullout partway up the road on the left side for Gardner Waterfalls. It's a bit tricky to spot it on the opposite side of the road until after you've passed it the turn. I suggest making a note of the location and stop when coming downhill when it is on the same side of the road as you will be driving and it is easier to spot the entrance. You can scramble along the rocks to get right to the base and a small shallow pool good for dipping your feet in." -
"The western toad is a local species that has it habitat and breeding area around Nakusp B.C., and every year in the summer people visit Summit Lake and help the toad-lets cross the road."- 
