Everywhere there was water as the road followed rivers and lakes

And there are trains everywhere, most very long.
It took us about two minutes to pass this guy and we were heading in opposite directions

Banff was crowded.  There was almost nowhere to park
Remember that I have no reverse gear and legging the bike
backwards with a trailer is very difficult
Parking at the curb almost demands an end space or two adjacent spots


I found a place that had parking for RV's
This was perfect.  With pull-through spaces I could get in and out easily

The parking ticket when I returned said "RV's only" and will cost $55

As we hit the city limits off to the right were some familiar structures:
ski jump towers and winter sports facilities like luge tracks
Calgary held the Winter Olympics in 1988 and again in 2010

Before we got to Calgary, we fueled up in a town about 60 some miles away
Unfortunately, I forgot to write down the address of the hotel in Calgary
I wanted to program it into the GPS.
Not knowing the address, searching for a hotel so far away would give a list of hundreds
I remembered that it is near (5 miles) to one of the two HD dealers in town.
One closes at 4 on Sundays and the other is only open Monday - Saturday
But, which one?  I flipped coin and told the GPS to take me to one of them

Downtown Calgary and the spaghetti freeways and expressways
 

I lucked out and we arrived at Kane`s Harley-Davidson about
a half hour before closing.

From here, being close, I did a general search for the Days Inn - Calgary South
and it took us right to it.