Bluebird, would like to know who owns that & their association with Caribou (properties) people, because MELS (a coming together point for locals & visitors alike for 40 + years) It seems mels.had the rug pulled from under them (the heritage building that is now bluebirds) for a posh place that would pay higher rent, wld bills (where mels was put) was a skanky joint owned by caribou properties as I recall. Mels in that old building WAS much of what made banff, we used to go there at any given time of day, queues on the street at 7 am for breakfast, a lunch special having just landed at calgary a few hours before, after a transatlantic flight& to just unwind in a friendly place was to walk to mels for a blue cheese burger & some coffee before the jet-lag wiped us out, ..as wild bills had stairs to climb I wonder what happened to all those local OAP's like the 80+ year old Canadian royal air force WW2 pilot who used to walk fdom the traders on the other side of the bridge (by the first nations museum) for his lunch, mels was accessible to all by its walk in location, wheelchairs, sports injured, broken legs, baby buggies, I anticipate caribou's forcing mels out for bluebirds has had a massive knock on effect in the community. (+ notably you didn't visit it on this video either, ..case in point)
Your country provides complete integrity with its simple cultural structure, healthy, good and friendly people, the broadcast flow is very natural and understandable, thank you.❤❤
The hotel was 'The Moose'. Pricing was okay, very expensive for what it was but Banff in the summer is expensive in general. It was reasonably priced compared to some of the others.
Wonderful video! I tried the Ice cream last year and it was fantastic. I’m back in two weeks and looking forward to trying new places
Thank you so much x
Bluebird, would like to know who owns that & their association with Caribou (properties) people, because MELS (a coming together point for locals & visitors alike for 40 + years) It seems mels.had the rug pulled from under them (the heritage building that is now bluebirds) for a posh place that would pay higher rent, wld bills (where mels was put) was a skanky joint owned by caribou properties as I recall.
Mels in that old building WAS much of what made banff, we used to go there at any given time of day, queues on the street at 7 am for breakfast, a lunch special having just landed at calgary a few hours before, after a transatlantic flight& to just unwind in a friendly place was to walk to mels for a blue cheese burger & some coffee before the jet-lag wiped us out, ..as wild bills had stairs to climb I wonder what happened to all those local OAP's like the 80+ year old Canadian royal air force WW2 pilot who used to walk fdom the traders on the other side of the bridge (by the first nations museum) for his lunch, mels was accessible to all by its walk in location, wheelchairs, sports injured, broken legs, baby buggies, I anticipate caribou's forcing mels out for bluebirds has had a massive knock on effect in the community. (+ notably you didn't visit it on this video either, ..case in point)
Great video! May I suggest if you are a fan of popcorn and chocolate.....try the chocolate popcorn at Marys popcorn shop! It's bloody good!
Thanks for the suggestion, if I go back I definitely will! 🙂
Your country provides complete integrity with its simple cultural structure, healthy, good and friendly people, the broadcast flow is very natural and understandable, thank you.❤❤
Which hotel is Pacini in? How is the pricing?
The hotel was 'The Moose'. Pricing was okay, very expensive for what it was but Banff in the summer is expensive in general. It was reasonably priced compared to some of the others.
thanks for replying. we are staying at the moose next month. any activity suggestions and things to avoid?
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@pamelamcfar7609 yes! I actually made a video on this ruclips.net/video/rO-QcMV9V4o/видео.htmlsi=LR1RoACY7P_yw3GF