This pic is taken coming into Vancouver Train Station
This is the dining car; there were 67 passenders on our train coach, half had first meal then the 2nd half had last meal. Those having the first sitting on day one had the second setting on day two
Hell's Gate on the Fraser River
Bee Hive shaped burners - they were used to burn all scarps of wood from their lumbering industry. These are not used any longer due to polution issues. They are now making building materials from the waste they used to burn.
cheese and cracker afternoon snack 
This is a First Nations cemetery. Our commentary person told us the members of this tribe are burried standing up for spiritual reasons
A magpie
Today we leave Kamloops with a train of 28 cars and 1,000 passengers. The train tour from Jasper met us in Kamloops to make the balance of the journey into Vancouver. The Rocky Mountaineer brings over 80,000 people into Kamloops annually.
