June 12, 2017 - Burnaby Cariboo RV Park

June 12, 2017 – Burnaby Cariboo RV Park

My humans had a good night with their new blanket and me too as I had both of my blankets again.
Today we will stay at the RV Park to find a way to go to Calgary, the next big city. To go there we have to cross the Rocky Mountains. The Rocky Mountains are 4.400 m high (12,183 feet). And it will be a long drive to Calgary, which is the closest big city to Vancouver on our way to the east coast.

For me this was a relaxing day as I could sleep all day long.
The sun was shining once in a while.

New “neighbors” arrived. They had three kids and just got married the other day. My master made some balloons for the children while the parents took care of the tent. I like children.

While my mistress was walking me we met a goose family. Parents and four ducklings. Never heard of goose living at an RV park.

We went to bed early again.





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