The butt end of the massive limestone wall we followed from Wolverine Pass to Helmet Creek looms over the cabin on an early morning...
One of Bambi's relatives (Mule Deer or Odocoileus hemionus) makes an appearance outside the kitchen window. This is better than Planet Animal TV!!
Who needs a mirror to shave when you're after the Grizzly Adams look?
I'm really not into card games but I did manage to play many hours of "sol" a game invented by my friend Ahmed (left). Action was pretty tense during the games. I couldn't understand why they were laughing at most of my strategies.
The stove where I cooked up the ten pound pasta for dinner. It was kind of gross. I should have used more water. That would have dissolved some of the big lumps of soup mix. Well, you live and learn, eh. There was enough leftover for the second night. Thank god for that because all I had left in my food bag were 3 Sapporo Ichiban.
I love these cabins. They were full-on, full service...I could live up here for a couple of weeks.
Well, step right in...
Some kind of groundsel (Senecio sp.?), I think.
Cow Parsnip (Heracleum lanatum) growing out by the shed...
Step up and I'll read your fortune... Ok, this isn't a Zoltan booth. It's the loo. I bet you knew that already. Looks kind of dilapidated but it's really nice inside...
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Hiking The Rockwall Trail, Kootenay National Park (British Columbia) - Helmet Creek Patrol Cabin.
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Looks like a great trip.
Mats Lundkvist
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my name Jerome ackerman, I work in park with Warden Cristian in about the 50/s, help building the cabin on Halment creek, grate time of my life thank Jerome my e-mail ackerman.jerome@gmail.com
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