Fresh Air and Cozy Moments: 5 Must-Dos in Vancouver This Fall   As the air turns crisp and the city is draped in vibrant autumn hues, Vancouver becomes an irresistible destination for fall travelers. With its perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and cozy moments, the city offers a unique experience that caters to all kinds of explorers. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a foodie, or an outdoor lover, Vancouver has something special waiting for you this fall on one of our independent travel itineraries. Here are five must-do activities that will make your autumn getaway unforgettable!    1. Immerse Yourself in Arts & Culture Vancouver’s rich cultural background and thriving creative community make it a haven for art lovers. Fall is the perfect time to explore the city’s diverse artistic expressions, from contemporary art galleries to live theater performances. Start your cultural journey at the Vancouver Art Gallery, where you can discover works by both local and international artists. For a more immersive experience, take a stroll through the city’s artsy neighborhoods like Mount Pleasant and Strathcona, where colorful murals and eclectic studios add to the vibrant cultural landscape. As you explore, don’t miss out on the various music festivals and craft fairs that pop up around the city in the fall. These events showcase Vancouver’s creative spirit and offer a chance to connect with local artists and makers. Whether you’re admiring a thought-provoking exhibition or attending a live performance, Vancouver’s arts scene is sure to inspire.       2. Explore Granville Island: A Culinary and Artistic Hub Granville Island is more than just a market; it’s a cultural and culinary hub that captures the essence of Vancouver. Home to over 300 unique Canadian businesses, this lively destination offers a little something for everyone. Start your visit at the Granville Island Public Market, where you can savor the flavors of fall with fresh, local produce and artisanal goods. From foraged mushrooms to seasonal seafood, the market’s offerings reflect the bounty of British Columbia. Beyond its culinary delights, Granville Island is also a thriving community of local artisans. Take the time to explore the galleries, studios, and workshops that surround the island. Shop for handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, or original artwork and you'll find plenty of one-of-a-kind treasures to bring home. To cap off your visit, stop by the Granville Island Brewery for a seasonal brew and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this beloved Vancouver landmark.       3. Experience Gastown: A Feast for the Senses and a Journey Through History Gastown is a vibrant district where culinary delights and haunting history collide. Join a Foodie Tour to indulge in a curated experience that lets you skip the lines and savor over 20 signature Canadian tastings at the Public Market. From organic breads to British Columbia cheeses and melt-in-your-mouth donuts, this tour is the ultimate way to experience Gastown’s culinary scene. For those intrigued by the darker side of Vancouver's past, embark on a 90-minute walking tour that takes you through Gastown’s cobblestone streets and hidden alleys. Guided by lamplight, you'll uncover the city’s eerie history, from the devastation of the Great Fire and the forgotten smallpox outbreaks to the unsolved murder of John Bray. This immersive experience blends theatre with documented history, weaving together the tragic tale of one person's life and culminating in a dramatic finale at Maple Tree Square. It’s more than just a tour; it’s a journey into the shadows of Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood.       4. Capture Fall Colors in Stanley Park Stanley Park is a must-visit in any season, but it’s particularly magical in the fall. As the leaves turn from green to shades of red, orange, and yellow, the park transforms into a photographer’s dream. The 10-kilometer Seawall offers stunning views of the city skyline, the North Shore Mountains, and the Pacific Ocean, all framed by vibrant fall foliage. Take a leisurely bike ride or a peaceful walk along the Seawall to soak in the beauty of the scenery. For a more immersive experience, venture into the park’s rainforest trails, where evergreens and serene pathways provide a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Capture the perfect Instagram shot or simply enjoy a moment of quiet reflection in this beautiful park.        5. Discover the Thrills of Capilano Suspension Bridge: Nature, Adventure, and History Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is a captivating blend of natural beauty, adventure, and history. Stretching 137 meters across and 70 meters above the Capilano River, this iconic suspension bridge offers breathtaking rainforest views. It’s an experience not for the faint of heart, but for those who dare, the scenic rewards are spectacular. Visit the Story Centre to explore the bridge's history, learn about the local First Nations, and journey through the Kia’palano exhibit, featuring traditional stories and totem poles of the Coast Salish people. Beyond the bridge, the park offers more ways to connect with nature. The Cliffwalk features narrow bridges and platforms anchored to granite cliffs, while Treetops Adventure lets you walk among the treetops on suspension bridges up to 30 meters above the forest floor.       Plan Your Cozy Fall Getaway to Vancouver With its mix of outdoor beauty, cultural richness, and vibrant city life, Vancouver offers the perfect setting for a fall getaway filled with fresh air and cozy moments. Whether you’re exploring the arts, indulging in local flavors, or taking in the stunning natural scenery, these five must-dos will ensure your visit to Vancouver this autumn is nothing short of extraordinary.    Ready to immerse yourself in Vancouver's Fall Magic? Take the work out of planning your trip and let us do it for you. Enjoy all these attractions and more when you book one of our independent travel itineraries to Vancouver! Explore our Vancouver itineraries and book today!   Connect With Us Got questions or need more information? Contact our team at 1-866-282-0501 or email bookings@andersonvacations.ca to start planning your next great adventure. Happy travels!   Photo credits: Destination BC/Hubert Kang and Destination Vancouver/Nelson Mouellic

  The Golden Spruce: A Symbol of Sacred Tradition and Irreparable Loss   The Golden Spruce Trail is one of the most beloved hiking paths in Haida Gwaii, drawing visitors with its rich natural beauty and deep cultural significance. Unlike many of the area's ancient legends, the story attached to this trail is relatively modern, yet it carries a weight that resonates deeply within the community. This trail isn't just a walk through the forest—it's a journey through a tale of sacred tradition, tragic loss, and the enduring spirit of the Haida people.   A Sacred Symbol Nestled in the heart of Haida Gwaii, the Golden Spruce was more than just a rare Sitka spruce tree with golden needles—it was a profound symbol of the Haida people's spiritual connection to the land. According to Haida oral tradition, the tree was once a young boy who, after disrespecting nature, was transformed into the Golden Spruce. For generations, this tree stood as a powerful reminder of the importance of living in harmony with the environment, revered by the Haida as a sacred symbol of their heritage and respect for the natural world.   Photo Credit: Mike Beauregard via flickr   A Tragic Loss In 1997, the Golden Spruce met a tragic fate. An environmental activist, in a misguided protest against the logging industry, cut down this scared tree. The loss was more than just the felling of a tree—it was a cultural wound felt deeply by the Haida community and the broader public who had come to admire this unique natural wonder. The act sparked outrage and sorrow, highlighting the delicate balance between activism and respect for cultural heritage.     A Legacy that Lives on  Despite the tragedy, the legacy of the Golden Spruce lives on. Cuttings from the tree were saved and replanted, ensuring that its memory and impact would not be lost. Today, one of these boughs can be seen in Millennium Park in the town of Port Clements, where it stands protected by a fence and marked with a plaque. This living reminder keeps the memory of the Golden Spruce alive for all those who visit.     A Journey Through Haida Heritage While the Golden Spruce itself no longer stands, the Golden Spruce Trail offers visitors a chance to connect with the land and the Haida culture. As you walk through the lush landscape, you’ll encounter plaques that invite reflection on the spiritual ties between the Haida people and the environment. This trail isn’t just a hike—it’s a journey into the heart of Haida heritage, a place where the story of the Golden Spruce continues to be told.     Visit the Golden Spruce Trail and many other cultural wonders in Haida Gwaii with our 8 day Haida Gwaii and Prince Rupert escorted tour. Book now to get the last seats on our September 5th, 2024 departure and experience the perfect late-summer adventure in this remote BC island.    Connect With Us Got questions or need more information? Contact our team at 1-866-282-0501 or email bookings@andersonvacations.ca to start planning your next great adventure. Happy travels!

Top 10 Fascinating Facts About New Brunswick You Need to Know   Our love for New Brunswick is strong. This Eastern Atlantic province is a treasure trove of natural wonders, rich history, and vibrant cultures. You'll instantly be greeted with warm maritime hospitality and breathtaking scenery upon arrival. As Canada travel experts, we craft itineraries that include classic and off-the-beaten path stops to give you magical experiences in every destination you visit. If you want to learn more about the incredible experiences awaiting you in New Brunswick, here are the top ten must-know facts about this beautiful province (with some expert tips!) that will inspire you to book your trip with us to Canada's hidden gem.    1. Home to the Highest Tides on the Planet New Brunswick boasts the highest tides in the world in the Bay of Fundy. These colossal tides rise and fall up to 16 meters (52.5 feet) daily, moving approximately 160 billion tonnes of water each cycle. Experiencing this natural phenomenon is an absolute must when visiting the province. Stand in awe at the breathtaking Hopewell Rocks as you walk along the ocean floor during low tide, and marvel at the dramatic transformation as the tides rise right before your eyes.  Travel Tip: Visit Hopewell Rocks during high tide to adventure on a kayaking experience unlike anything you have experienced before!   Credit: Josef Hanus and Shutterstock     2. Canada's First Incorporated City Saint John, New Brunswick, holds the title of Canada's first incorporated city, receiving its royal charter in 1785. Today, it’s a bustling hub with over 80 bars and restaurants and dozens of public art installations in its city center, making it a vibrant place to explore. The city’s rich history is preserved in its historic buildings and museums, while the vibrant Market Square offers modern attractions for visitors. Travel Tip: Make your way to the Area 506 Waterfront Container Village (pictured here) in the summer and experience a diverse collection of shops, live performances, food trucks, public art, and pop-up events! Credit: NB Tourism     3. Capital of Craft Beverages Fredericton, the capital city of New Brunswick, is known for having the highest concentration of microbreweries, cideries, and meaderies in Atlantic Canada. It’s a paradise for craft beverage enthusiasts looking to sample some local flavors. Join a brewery tour, visit local taprooms, and enjoy events like the Fredericton Craft Beer Festival to experience the city's thriving craft beverage scene. Hidden Gem: Make your visit to Fredericton truly memorable by stopping at Big Axe Brewery, a must-see destination nestled on the scenic waterfront of Nackawic. Not only will you enjoy their handcrafted beers, but you'll also be just steps away from the world's largest axe—a striking landmark that adds to the brewery's unique charm. Visit in July to attend the Big Axe Craft Beer Festival, the largest outdoor craft beer festival in Atlantic Canada!   Credit: NB Tourism     4. A Blend of Two Cultures The only officially bilingual province in Canada, New Brunswick uniquely blends English and French Acadian cultures, offering visitors a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and cuisines. This cultural diversity is evident in the province's festivals, architecture, and daily life. Visit Acadian villages, enjoy traditional music and dance, and savor local dishes like poutine râpée and fricot to immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural mix.   Credit: NB Tourism     5. Indigenous Heritage New Brunswick is the ancestral homeland of the Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqey, and Peskotomuhkati peoples, whose rich cultural heritage is deeply woven into the fabric of the province. Visitors have the opportunity to engage in Indigenous tourism experiences that offer a profound understanding of these communities' histories and traditions. From exploring the sacred grounds of Metepenagiag Heritage Park to embarking on the Elsipogtog Heritage Nature Path Tour, you'll be immersed in storytelling and hands-on activities that reveal the deep spiritual and physical connections these First Nations have with the land and waters of New Brunswick. These experiences provide a meaningful way to honor and learn from the enduring legacy of the province's Indigenous peoples.   Credit: NB Tourism     6. The Reversing Falls Rapids The Saint John River, known as Wolastoq, flows 673 kilometers from the northern border of New Brunswick to the Bay of Fundy in Saint John, where it creates the Reversing Falls Rapids. This natural wonder is a spectacular sight where the river's flow reverses due to the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy. Travel Tip: Take a jet boat ride for an up-close experience or enjoy the views from the Reversing Falls Skywalk.       7. Warmest Saltwater Beaches in Canada New Brunswick is home to the warmest saltwater beaches in Canada, even warmer than those found north of Virginia. The province’s coastal regions are ideal for a summer retreat, featuring stunning sandy shores and inviting waters that are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply unwinding. For a more tranquil experience, venture to the serene beaches along the Acadian Coast, where you can enjoy a peaceful day by the sea, far from the crowds. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, New Brunswick’s coastlines offer something for every beach lover. Travel Tip: Looking to find a rare jewel? Head to Parlee Beach in Shediac, where warm waters and a beautiful sandy shoreline await. After high tide, comb through the beach to discover sea glass and other treasures that the waves have brought ashore.   Credit: NB Tourism     8. The Highest Peak in the Maritimes Mount Carleton Provincial Park in New Brunswick is home to the highest peak in the Maritime provinces. At 820 meters (2690 feet), Mount Carleton offers stunning views and is a fantastic destination for hiking and nature lovers. The park features a variety of trails for all skill levels, scenic lookouts, and abundant wildlife, making it a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts.   Credit: Matt Hewitson     9. A Festival for Every Taste New Brunswick is home to a wide array of festivals, including the Shediac Lobster Festival, New Brunswick Highland Games, Festival Acadien de Caraquet, and the Harvest Music Festival. These events celebrate the province’s cultural diversity and provide plenty of entertainment for visitors. Enjoy delicious food, lively music, and local crafts while experiencing the unique spirit of New Brunswick's communities.   Credit: NB Tourism     10. A Maple Syrup Powerhouse New Brunswick is the world’s third-largest producer of maple syrup and the second-largest in Canada, contributing about 10% of the world’s supply. Annually, the province produces approximately 4 million kilograms of this sweet delight, making it a must-try for any visitor. Visit local sugar shacks during maple season to see how syrup is made and taste fresh maple products that will satisfy your sweet tooth.  Tip: The best season to experience all the maple syrup glory in New Brunswick is early spring when maple syrup camps open their doors after tapping season has been fruitful.    Credit: Lauren Mullaly (left) and Ashley Marie Photography (right)   New Brunswick is a province full of surprises and hidden gems. Whether you're interested in natural wonders, cultural experiences, or simply relaxing on a warm beach, there's something here for everyone that will make you feel at home. Plan your visit today and discover the magic of New Brunswick!   Take the work out of planning your trip and let us do it for you! Enjoy all these attractions and more when you book one of our travel itineraries to New Brunswick! Explore our comprehensive New Brunswick tours and book today!   Connect With Us Got questions or need more information? Contact our team at 1-866-282-0501 or email bookings@andersonvacations.ca to start planning your next great adventure. Happy travels!

Celebrating Success: Anderson Vacations Voted Agent's Choice Award for Favourite Tour Operator - Domestic Canada for the Second Year in a Row!   We are excited to share some wonderful news with you! Anderson Vacations has been honored with Baxter Media's Agent's Choice Award for Favourite Tour Operator - Domestic Canada for the second year in a row! This recognition is a testament to our commitment to delivering exceptional travel experiences across Canada, and we couldn’t be more thrilled.   Pictured here: Pamela Parks (Senior Lead of Group Operations), Andres Reinoso (General Manager), Zach Harrison (Business Development Manager)   A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Supporters First and foremost, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to all the travel agents who voted for us. Your support and trust are the driving forces behind this achievement. Winning this award two years in a row is a significant milestone for us, and it wouldn’t have been possible without your confidence in our services.   The Journey to Excellence At Anderson Vacations, our mission is to offer unique and unforgettable travel experiences throughout Canada. This award highlights our team’s hard work, dedication, and passion for creating memorable journeys. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the scenic Maritimes and everything in between, we strive to showcase the best of what Canada has to offer and to go beyond with 'off-the-beaten-path' unique experiences.  Our team is dedicated to continuous improvement and innovation in our tour offerings. We listen to feedback, embrace new ideas, and work tirelessly to ensure that every trip is a special experience for our guests. This award is not just a recognition of our past achievements but also a motivation to keep raising the bar.   Grateful for Our Partners We also want to take a moment to acknowledge our incredible partners. Your collaboration and support are integral to our success. From accommodation providers to local tour guides to destination boards, your contributions help us deliver high-quality experiences to our travelers. We are fortunate to work with such dedicated and professional partners.   Looking Ahead As we celebrate this accolade, we are already looking forward to the future. We are committed to continuing our tradition of excellence and innovation in the travel industry. Our goal is to keep creating new and exciting travel packages that cater to diverse interests and provide unforgettable experiences. To all our valued clients, partners, and supporters, thank you for being part of our journey. We look forward to many more adventures together, exploring the beauty and wonder of Canada.   Thank you for your continued trust in Anderson Vacations. Here’s to many more years of extraordinary travel experiences!

Summer is here, and the call of the wild beckons! If you're looking to make the most of the sunny season with a last-minute adventure, our staff at Anderson Vacations has curated some top independent travel tours in Canada just for you. These trips offer the perfect blend of freedom and structure, allowing you to explore at your own pace while still enjoying well-organized itineraries. Here are our top picks:   Snowy Peaks to Wine Vines and Sunny Beaches Rail Explorer The Canadian Rockies are a must-see for nature enthusiasts. Embark on an 11-day journey through the Canadian Rockies and Okanagan Valley. Start in Calgary, visit Banff for Lake Minnewanka and the Banff Gondola. Travel the Icefields Parkway to Jasper, where you'll trek the Athabasca Glacier, ride the SkyTram, and cruise Maligne Lake to Spirit Island. Enjoy a scenic train ride to Kamloops, then explore the Okanagan Valley, visiting Kelowna, Penticton, Osoyoos, and Vernon for lakefront relaxation and vineyard tours. Conclude your trip at Sun Peaks before returning to Kamloops. Staff Highlight: "I've had rail travel through the Rockies on my bucket list for years but had a hard time fitting it in my budget. I was so excited to find out that VIA rail's economy-level service between Jasper and Kamloops not only travels during the day, but through some of the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen. I was even able to use the dome car to take some great pictures of Mount Robson - the tallest mountain in the Canadian Rockies" says Vasil, Operations Manager.    Whitehorse Late Summer Aurora Dive into a 5-day journey through Yukon’s stunning landscapes. Start and end in Whitehorse, where you'll explore historic sights like the SS Klondike and the Old Log Church. Experience Kluane National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and relax in the mineral-rich waters of Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. Observe Canadian wildlife at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve and enjoy the Northern Lights from a cozy, heated Aurora Basecamp. Staff Highlight: “I have been lucky enough to be the Tour Leader for many of our Aurora Viewing Excursions up in Yellowknife over the last two years. Every single time I see the Aurora Borealis, my heart races with excitement and even more when I see the faces of the folks around me who are experiencing it for the first time. It is one of the most magical phenomena that is just one of many reasons to go to Yellowknife. Our Aurora packages offer the best the Northwest Territories have to offer for amazing value” recommends Zach, Business Development Manager.    7 Day Eastern Express Experience central Canada’s highlights on a 7-day adventure from Vancouver to Québec City. Start in Toronto with a hop-on hop-off city tour, visiting the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, and Little Canada. Travel by train to Montréal for a city tour and a St. Lawrence River cruise. Continue by train to Québec City, exploring its rich history with a walking tour and an afternoon trip to the Beaupré Coast and Montmorency Falls. Conclude your journey in Québec City, soaking in the blend of culture and history. Staff Highlight: "Montreal is one of my favorite cities we offer in Canada as I truly believe it has something for everyone. I spent hours learning about the history and heritage in Quebec, and at the same time enjoyed the amazing food and nightlife scene.  There is always something to do with so many festivals and events in the city. I especially loved taking the short cruise on the St. Lawrence River and seeing the city from a different point of view. I still look back on my pictures I took of the fall colours from the suspension bridge over the Montmorency Falls and think of the next time I will visit Quebec" notes Tiffany, Travel Specialist.   Plan Your Last-Minute Summer Adventure   Opting for an independent travel tour with Anderson Vacations means you get the best of both worlds: the freedom to explore at your own pace and the assurance of a well-planned itinerary. Our tours are designed to give you the flexibility to make spontaneous discoveries while ensuring you don't miss out on must-see attractions.   Don't let the summer slip away without an adventure! Our travel specialists are here to help you customize your trip to match your interests and schedule. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with friends, our independent travel tours offer the perfect solution for a memorable summer.   For more details and to book your last-minute summer travel, visit our Last-Minute Canada Summer Travel Deals page which has many more itineraries to choose from!   Connect With Us Got questions or need more information? Contact our team at 1-866-282-0501 or email bookings@andersonvacations.ca to start planning your next great adventure. Happy travels!

Visit Calgary and Beyond with our independent travel itineraries!   Calgary, with its vibrant urban culture and proximity to some of Canada's most stunning natural landscapes, is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're an urban explorer, history buff, or nature enthusiast, our independent travel itineraries will guide you through the best of Calgary and the natural beauty that surrounds it. Here’s a curated list of must-visit spots we include that promise an enriching experience.   Calgary's Cultural Heart   Studio Bell Studio Bell, a striking architectural gem in Calgary’s East Village is a must-visit. This cultural landmark is home to the National Music Centre, where you can explore Canada’s rich musical history. With interactive exhibits and stunning performances, Studio Bell is a must-see for music lovers and anyone interested in the arts. Newly exhibited and parked next to the King Eddy stage, walk inside the iconic Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) built in 1968 as the first mobile recording studio used by music legends such as The Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac, and many more.    Heritage Park Step back in time at Heritage Park, Canada’s largest living history museum. Spanning over 127 acres, this park offers a glimpse into the past with its meticulously restored buildings, vintage steam train, and costumed interpreters. It’s a perfect spot for history enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the early days of Western Canada.   Venture into the Bandlands   Drumheller As you leave Calgary and head towards Drumheller, you'll witness a dramatic change in scenery. The flat prairies gradually give way to the rugged, otherworldly terrain of the badlands. This drive, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours, offers several scenic viewpoints where you can stop and capture the stunning transitions in the landscape. The journey itself is part of the adventure, with vast open skies and unique geological formations setting the stage for what’s to come. Once you arrive in Drumheller, you’ll be greeted by striking canyons, hoodoos, and coulees. These geological features, carved by erosion over millions of years, create a surreal environment perfect for hiking and photography. The Drumheller Valley offers several trails, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes, each providing ample opportunities to explore and photograph the unique topography.   Royal Tyrell Museum  No visit to Drumheller would be complete without a trip to the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world’s premier institutions dedicated to the study of dinosaurs and ancient life. Located in the heart of the badlands, this museum is a highlight for visitors of all ages. The Royal Tyrrell Museum houses one of the largest collections of dinosaur fossils on the planet. As you enter, you’re greeted by the awe-inspiring sight of a full-scale Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, setting the tone for an extraordinary experience. The museum’s extensive exhibits cover over 3.9 billion years of life on Earth, with a particular focus on the age of the dinosaurs.   Embrace the Mountain Magic   Banff No trip to this region would be complete without visiting Banff National Park. Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff offers breathtaking views, outdoor adventures, and a charming town with shops and restaurants. Ride the Banff Gondola for a panoramic view of the mountains, hike through stunning trails, or relax in the Banff Upper Hot Springs. Banff is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.   Canmore Just a short drive from Banff, Canmore is another gem waiting to be explored. This picturesque town is known for its vibrant arts community, cozy cafes, and numerous outdoor activities. Explore the scenic trails, take part in rafting, e-biking, or simply take in the stunning mountain views. Canmore offers a more laid-back vibe compared to Banff, making it an excellent addition to your itinerary.   From the cultural treasures of Calgary to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Banff and beyond, this region offers a perfect blend of urban and natural wonders. By booking our independent travel itineraries, you’ll experience the best of what Calgary and its surroundings have to offer.     For more details and to book your trip, visit our Calgary page which has various customizable itineraries to choose from!   Connect With Us Got questions or need more information? Contact our team at 1-866-282-0501 or email bookings@andersonvacations.ca to start planning your next great adventure. Happy travels!   Image Credit: Travel Alberta (Banff Gondola & Royal Tyrell Museum), Roth & Ramberg (Banff Gondola and Heritage Park), Brandon Wallis (Styudio Bell), Davey Gravy (Royal Tyrell Museum)