Van Life Lake Louise - Oyster Peak, Fossil Mountain, and a late night Enchilada Bake with Cornbread 

That is Mt Temple, 3546 meters / 11636 feet above sea level at 1:35, to the left part of the wall of peaks behind Moraine Lake, one of the most famous lakes of this region and a frequent appearer on Facebook nature groups, can be seen. At 5:21 Mt Temple is visible again in the center far distance, the ridge-like mountain on the right horizon is Mt. Victoria, named in 1890 for Queen Vicki of Britain and it is the backdrop mountain to Lake Louise, another very famous lake here and also a frequent appearer on the internet. Both lakes are accessible by side roads from the main highway, which runs north-south in the large Bow River Valley in front of Mt Temple. This whole region where F.F. made this video is located in Banff National Park, Canada's first Park originally established around hot springs near the town of Banff in 1885 and since 1950 the second largest of many in the region at 2564 square miles.

Sorta like "I saw it on the internet, so it must be true!" 🤣

Me too, gotta be able to laugh at ourselves.

🤣🤣🤣😝😝😝

That was my favorite part of the video!

That was the best part! I'm in a similarly sunburnt state at the moment and really felt for him.

I’m glad too. It made me laugh and I needed it.

Nothing wrong with being A fat old walrus THAT goes on trail hikes 👏😁👏

I've always heard bone tired, as in tired right down to your bones! Good thing about mr. crock pot, he'd have a meal ready to go right after the hike. But the ninja seems to cook fast once you get it going. i'm not sure this recipe would have worked in the crock pot.

Thank you 😊

This is FF new van

@@Kathiewinkle ohhhhhh Ive missed something!!