Asian dragons

28 Friday Aug 2020

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Another example of the vast quantity and diversity of mural art found in Montreal these days. This photo was snapped back in January 2020 … which feels like a lifetime ago.

Paddle time

27 Thursday Aug 2020

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People enjoy a lovely recent summer afternoon out on the water at the lagoon in Bowness Park in Calgary.

Prospecteur

26 Wednesday Aug 2020

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Some canoes for rent at the lagoon in Calgary’s Bowness Park.

Glorious sky

25 Tuesday Aug 2020

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Beautiful clouds up in the sky, from a recent walk in Bowness Park.

Smiling stump

24 Monday Aug 2020

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Spotted this randomly happy sight on a walk in Calgary’s Sunnyside neighbourhood.

C-Level Cirque

23 Sunday Aug 2020

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Near the top of Cascade Mountain in Banff National Park is this geological feature carved out by an ancient and long-gone glacier. This is the “back side” of Cascade Mountain: the other side is what you see when you look eastward down the main street in the Banff town site.