ELK ISLAND NATIONAL PARK/ EDMONTON/ALBERTA


Il tempo vola e in questo volare si dilata ,facendoci vivere molte esperienze in poco tempo.Entriamo nel Elk Island National Park e gli ci accoglie un disastro dopo lo storm che per fortuna abbiamo evitato.
Strade chiuse,sentieri allagati e piante abbattute, quindi non siamo riusciti a percorrere il trail che ci eravamo prefissi.
Però abbiamo avuto fortuna nell' avvistare i bisonti 🦬!
Sono enormi e super pacifici.Usciti dal centro dei visitatori ( indispensabile visita per la conoscenza di quello che stai vivendo ed ammirando), la fortuna ancora una volta ci fa incontrare persone meravigliose. Roberto e suoi amici che hanno appena finito il giro in bici ci hanno invitato a casa per una pizza e un bicchiere di vino. 
La casa di Roberto e super accogliente in tutti sensi. Roberto ci offre di tutto di più, facendoci sentire parte del gruppo. Serata interessantissima sul ogni punto di vista. Abbiamo potuto approfondire diversi aspetti della vita canadese a noi sconosciute. In tutto accompagnato da un tappeto di musica , visto che Roberto e un lutaio e profondo conoscitore di musica. 
Grazie di cuore per queste amicizie e speriamo di protrarre nel tempo.

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