Julie and I had our Yellow Fever vaccinations done at the Alberta Health Services (AHS) Public Health offices on January 28, 2013. Yellow Fever vaccine is required for entry into many countries we plan to visit.
We also picked up our medications for ‘Salmonella Typhi’. It consists of 4 pills taken every second day. (‘Vivotif – Typhoid Vaccine Live Oral Attenuated Ty 21 a’) This is a preventative measure against Typhoid Fever, which still affects over 17 million people worldwide, annually.
The cost was $216.00 each. Hopefully, we will be reimbursed by our health insurance provider.
The complete maps and data regarding precautions and areas of concern, provided by AHS, is linked below;
South America Traveler Health Report
South America Maps (very large file)

windy. Some of the upper lifts were closed on Thursday afternoon due to the high winds (reaching 100 kph) at the top. There was no new snow but the conditions were quite good.
Our good friends Frank and Lola were staying nearby with their friends, Andries and Twiny, who own a beautiful home on the mountain. We were all invited for dinner one evening at Andries and Twiny’s home and we had a great time. They wined and dined us royally along with the very large group of family and friends they had staying with them. Frank and Lola’s son and daughter were also staying nearby at Sun Peaks and dropped in after supper for a visit.