Our last stop

Leaving the Rockies behind as we headed for Calgary and our WestJet flight to Toronto, the sun shone and the temperature climbed back into the low 20's.

The hosts at our B&B in Calgary must have thought that we had come from a different planet in the way that they compulsively explained every aspect of their very comfortable home - from how to uncover the hot tub, to how to check the water temperature before entering the shower.

After Terri's 'gourmet breakfast' of cheese pancakes with fruit compote on Thursday morning, we made it safely to the airport and an uneventful journey to Toronto where Jim was waiting to collect us in the new Audi Q5 which has replaced the BMW - the pressures of small children growing into full sized adults.

Didn't immediately recognise the flags which were flying from the car windows but then realised that Braeden - as ever standing up for the underdog - had decided to support Iceland in Euro 2016.