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  Golf Vacation & Rail Road Adventure

For a unique and truly unforgettable golfing experience, a vacation package combining golf at a variety of stunningly scenic golf courses and a two-day rail tour through the incredible Canadian Rockies cant be beat.

The Canadian Rockies have long been recognized as one of the true natural wonders of the world. For over one hundred years, tourists have come to the Canadian Rockies to marvel at the incredible scenery and luxuriate in the peace and quiet of one of the most beautiful and unspoilt wilderness areas on Earth. The towering snow-capped mountains, cobalt blue skies, sparkling-clear glacier-fed rivers and hushed, green forests are the reality of the Canadian Rockies.

Even better, the Canadian Rockies also feature some of the most challenging and enjoyable golf courses in the world. Imagine playing on a classic championship golf course near the attractive resort towns of Jasper or Banff, designed by Canadas master golf course architect, Stanley Thompson. Take in the Kananaskis country Golf Courses, Mt. Kidd and Mt. Lorette designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. And the most recent additions to golf in the Canadian Rockies, SilverTip golf resort a Les Furber design and the Gary Browning creation at the Stewart Creek golf & country club. Each classic course is an intriguing blend of beautiful landscapes and challenging terrain.

Then, after enjoying luxurious accommodation, fine dining and unique shopping opportunities, boarding the Rocky Mountaineer Railtour for the ultimate train travel experience. The Rocky Mountaineer is a unique two-day journey through some of the worlds most spectacular scenery. Every guest is assured of the best of Canadian hospitality and service as the luxurious train weaves its way along historic rail routes. The landscape and history is brought to life by knowledgeable onboard commentary - and by the glimpses of bears, moose and eagles.

Disembarking on the west coast, the traveler is greeted by the cosmopolitan attractions of Vancouver and the 2010 Olympic village of Whistler, British Columbia. Whistler, long famous as one of the very best ski resorts in north America, is quickly becoming popular as a destination golf resort as well. World-class accommodations, excellent restaurants and beautiful mountain scenery are complemented by several fine golf courses. Designs by Jack nicklaus (Nicklaus north Golf Course), Robert Trent Jones Jr. (Chateau Whistler golf Club), Arnold Palmer (Whistler golf Club), and Robert Cupp (Big Sky golf & country Club), each course has its own special character and challenges. Again, as in the Canadian Rockies, the scenery, fresh air and general laid-back friendliness are provided free of charge!

K. Gordon Schultz
President
http://www.GolfCanadasWest.com

Copyright 2007 golf Canadas West. this article can be reproduced in its entirety, if the author credit and website address is retained.

K. Gordon Schultz is president of Canmore golf & Curling club and the founder of golf Canada's West Customized golf Vacations. His company offers customized golf vacations packages to Alberta and British Columbia being the western Canada's leading golf vacation specialist. Toll free 877 323 3633, or visit http://www.GolfCanadasWest.com

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  Broadband Internet by Satellite and Bad Weather Issues

One of the greatest inventions in Broadband Internet has to be the incredible service offered by Broadband Internet Satellite company Direct PC, which is part of the Direct TV Hughes Network. This allows you to get your Internet service via satellite. It is very high-speed although there is a half-second delay from the satellite for uploading which you need to get use to although it seems as fast as the fastest DCL line I have ever used.

The only draw back is in severe storms or rain clouds you can often lose the signal, however with any electronics it is not always too awfully wise to be using lots of electrical stuff during thunder and lightning storms you know? Last year I fried my modem trying to stay online during one of those superstorm thunder cells? Dah, we have all seen enough storm stories to figure out that is a losing proposition indeed.

However besides that one little problem of the Bad Weather Issues, I must say the service is good and the speed kicks everyones butt and well I am a happy camper with mine. Although I do not always use it having several other options, it is my first choice for Broadband Internet Service and it makes so much sense for so many reasons. Maybe you might like this in 2006?

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