
Purple wildflowers color the mountainsides around Lake Louise

The view over Banff NP from the top of “Big Beehive”

Here I am at the top of Big Beehive, with Lake Louise far below

Crystal-clear Lake Agnes reflects the blue sky above

Lake Agnes Tea House was first built as a rustic shelter in 1904, then converted into a tea room in the 1920s; it has been a popular day hiking destination ever since. Tea and biscuits: a most civilized way to end a hike.

Storm clouds begin to roll in over Lake Louise; 30 minutes later, it was hailing!
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