Guide Work - July 29th, Calgary Departure, Private Car Tour

The guests on this day were a very unique type.
They came to Calgary to learn volleyball, and their request was to be taken to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in the Rockies after their practice finished.

I heard that a former member of the Japanese national team was teaching volleyball in Calgary. Apparently, they came all the way from Japan after hearing that story and asking a coordinator to let them participate in the volleyball training.
However, it wasn't just about learning volleyball in Canada for a week; they also wanted to grow fond of the country of Canada, and since just going back and forth between the practice venue and the hotel wouldn't leave much of an impression of the country, they wanted to see the lakes that represent Canada.

First, I picked them up at the volleyball practice venue, and since they hadn't eaten lunch yet, we stopped by a bakery called COBS to buy some bread.
From there, we drove toward the Rockies.

Lake Louise, which I usually see in the morning on tours,
is still beautiful after 2:00 PM, isn't it?

And then Moraine Lake.
This is also a view I usually see in the morning, but the afternoon Moraine Lake was also very beautiful.

Recently, the parking lots have been so full of tour vehicles in the morning that there are days when I can't guide guests to the lake, and since the lines for canoes at Emerald Lake are quite long, I am currently thinking that it might be good to flip the itinerary.

After seeing these two lakes, we returned to Calgary, did some shopping, and the tour ended.

It took much longer than planned, but we finished without charging any extra fees.

A parent and child dedicated to volleyball.
They were cool.