Yikes! I miss the beauty of living near bear country but don't miss the fear of coming across bears. Of course when I lived there, I wasn't a runner but spent many hours hiking, mountain biking and camping. It wasn't uncommon to see them in the campgrounds - you sure learn to be a neat and tidy camper though, putting everything away and not leaving anything out. We upgraded from our tent to a cute little boler trailer once we moved there which I'm sure they could open it like a tin can if they really wanted to but I felt a little safer regardless. I'll be back in June with a friend and her daughter camping at Tunnel Mountain for the Banff HM. Can't wait! I hope you're enjoying your holiday and only see the wildlife from a safe distance ๐
Trying not to laugh but that is seriously scary, bet weโve never lost anyone off this forum to a bear before. Think you are allowed a few days off till free of bear country. Howโs your s&f planning going?
No routine yet due to holiday week with family & different agendas. Back to Calgary on the weekend so will be easier. However have a definite routine planned out for when I get back home. I need it as I am very lazy when it comes to anything except running!! ๐คฃ
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