20 Tuesday Oct 2020
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, photography, photowalk, photowalking, random, urban
The lovely view from the Peace Bridge a couple of weeks ago, before the weather turned cold and the snow began to fly. Calgary was blessed with many weeks to enjoy the fall colours, as opposed to the much shorter period we’re accustomed to around these parts.
18 Sunday Oct 2020
29 Tuesday Sep 2020
Posted in Alberta, Canada, photography, photowalk, photowalking, Travel
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alberta, Banff, Banff National Park, canada, hiking, lake, mountains, photography, staycation, Travel, trees
From a wander around Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park in August.
25 Tuesday Aug 2020
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20 Thursday Aug 2020
18 Tuesday Aug 2020
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16 Sunday Aug 2020
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alberta, Banff, Banff National Park, canada, hiking, mountains, photography, river, staycation, Travel, trees
Stewart Canyon is home to the Cascade River, which it the source of the blue waters of Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park.
07 Friday Aug 2020
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alberta, Banff, Banff National Park, canada, hiking, landscape, mountain, photography, Travel, trees, valley
Here are a few more snaps from a visit around the town of Banff last weekend.
Looking east(ish), above, through the trees at the top of Tunnel Mountain. Below, from top to bottom, Cascade Mountain looms over Banff Avenue, seen from bridge over the Bow River; looking west(ish) along the Bow River and the Canadian Pacific rail line, from top of Tunnel Mountain; and two images from the Marsh Loop trail.
13 Sunday Oct 2013
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alberta, autumn, calgary, canada, fall, iPhoneography, photography, photowalk, random, trees, urban
It’s pleasantly surprising to see Calgary’s deciduous trees retain their red, gold and orange hues for so long this autumn. This is usually a one- or two-week affair … but we’re rolling into Week 3 now, easily. Glorious.
25 Thursday Apr 2013
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