Moosejaw

We got to Moosejaw in pretty good time, gaining an hour helped too, so we got our campsite and headed into town to see the Tunnels. They were awesome, we went on the Passage to Fortune first, it was great, the tour guide could switch back and forth in an instant from yelling at us in character, to the soft tones of the tour guide. Then we went on the Chicago Connection. It's my favorite tour, they are both great but I like the mobster one a little better. Here we had a great actor who interacted with us, he made Maddie the doorstop and referred to her as that thru the tour, and if he said Kapeesh, you better say it back or he calls you a numbskull, but he acted drunk... very well, I almost would swear that bottle he was swigging from was real booze, and he had the mob accent perfect. It was so fun. I love the tunnels!!

proof, YES Dean did spend a night in a tent, he may never again, but he did this night!

no pictures aloud in the tunnels, so this was just a little memory that we went on them

our campsite is right beside the travel information so we walked around a bit and checked out the plane and moose

world's biggest Moose, Maddie wanted to see the world's biggest "something" this summer, and we made sure she lots of them on this trip

these are out of order, because Portage La Prairie is just outside Winnipeg, but here is the world's biggest Coke Can!!! How excited was I to see that!!! and it did not disappoint, it was HUGE, so big even that we had to put the wide angle on to see the top in the picture!

from the world's biggest to the world's smallest lol we had a pit stop in GrenFell and they had all these little grain elevators lined up, Maddie the monster terrorized the area, then we went on our merry way.

my hero town now that I've seen the world's biggest Coke can here