The mountain life continues to be all that I had hoped for when moving out here, and then some. Weekend mountain pursuits are such a dream, that I get to relive every weekend. Every now and then however, it is good, I think, to be reminded of how beautiful it is out here and not to ever take it for granted. I try to remember to always verbalize how lucky I feel, but I don't always take the time to feel how I lucky I am to be surrounded by this beauty. With the snow a bit dodgy right now, I decided to take a drive this weekend and chase the bluebird skis. While heading west, I was quickly reminded how lucky I feel. The clouds were just floating below Castle Mountain (in Banff National Park), while the sky could not be any more blue, or more clear. It was a sight to behold and just take in. I drove for maybe an hour, and got off the highway, heading for Radium, BC. Not 1km off the highway, the blue skies had turned into a full on blizzard/white out on hwy 93 south. Again, I was reminded how incredibly lucky I feel. Completely different weather systems within seconds of each other. Amazing.

Castle Mountain, Banff National Park
Coming out of the storm, into the blue skies, Hwy 93 South
A quick trip into BC, and back again
Blue skies peeking behind the storm, Hwy 93 South
TransCanada Beauty, Banff National Park