This blog has reached the milestone of one million visitors since Frozen Thunder opened way back on Oct 21. I am a statistics freak and enjoy studying the data in order to see what my readers are interested in. With reference to the
It rained all day in Canmore, and judging from the trip reports, it was raining elsewhere also. The weather turns cooler tomorrow and is sub-zero every day
Someone who logged in on March 31 was our one-millionth visitor! Ray’s weather report motivated me to start working on a year-end review.
As Helen said on her trip report… “Bravo to all families introducing their children to this addicting sport.”
Update Jan 1, 2017 @ 8:15 a.m: I’ve received 4-5 cm of snow in Canmore, and another 5 cm is forecast for today. This is great news for the natural snow trails at the nordic centre. I sure hope Ribbon Creek and West Bragg are getting this, too. I remembered…
Thanks for all the trip reports today. Nice to see the cougar and wolf tracks in Chuck’s photos. Chuck did an epic 36K yesterday and 29K today.
Update Dec 6 @ 8: 30 a.m: I’ve added 14 new photos to the Emerald lake Lodge contest page. The deep freeze has settled in; it’s -21°C in Canmore this morning.
No skiing for me today, but I hope we’ll get some trip reports to help me decide where to go tomorrow. This Yellowstone video(actually a slide show) is more entertaining than one of my updates anyway. It sure puts into perspective the size difference between a wolf and a coyote.
By my count, I cleared the trail of 52 rocks, mostly on the first kilometre. Al and Bernadette who were ahead of me, also did their share. Childhood experiences never go to waste.
It’s another cold morning at -16°C here in Canmore, but the effects of the chinook should be evident later today. Higher elevations will probably be much warmer,
