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Provincial Parks in South-East Alberta: |
Writing on Stone Provincial Park |
The hoodoos at Writing on Stone Park which is about a 2 hour drive south-east of Lethbridge. (44 kb) |
A view of the prairie below from on top of the Cypress Hills, located in the far south-east corner of Alberta. (62 kb) |
Scenes from Eastern Alberta: |
Badland formations like these can be found in the Drumheller valley or at Dinosaur Provincial Park, near Brooks. (45 kb) |
View this video at youtube. Video taken from the south viewpoint, above the Horseshoe Canyon basin, 15 Km west of Drumheller. See the entire viewpoint in a slightly blury video at youtube. |
A view of Dunfy in an early morning haze. This is about 10 km west of Drumheller in the Kneehills Creek Valley. (50 kb) |
The prairie, just off the #9 highway in east Alberta. (47 kb) |
Rosebud, home of the Rosebud Theatre: |
This is the village of Rosebud, about a one hour drive east of Calgary. (74 kb) |
The Rosebud theatre draws people from Calgary so it can operate all year long. The sign on the left advertises the latest 2001 production, "Chickens." (70 kb) |
Just south of Rosebud, the highway comes over a hill, and you have this view. (51 kb) |
Scenes from Central Alberta: |
This is Aspen Beach at Gull Lake, about a 20 minute drive north-east of Sylvan Lake. This photograph was taken at about 5 o'clock, on the same afternoon that I took the Sylvan Lake photographs which are below. (47 kb) |
Two years ago, in 2000, a tornado tore through this campground at Pine Lake, just south-east of Red Deer. Although it affected hundreds, and 12 people died, the place is once again busy. This photograph only shows half of the almost full campground. (44 kb) |
View this video at youtube.
Follow the stream down the hill in this video of Big Hill Springs. Viewed at youtube. |
Just west of Red Deer, we find the beach at Sylvan Lake. This photo looks west. Most people are in the cool water, so you see more towels than people on the beach. (48 kb) |
The street at Sylvan Lake is a busy and colorful place. Note the diners on the roof of the white building, on the right side. (41 kb) |
Looking east on the grass at the crowded Sylvan Lake beach. It is a hot July day, about 33 degrees C. The lady in the foreground is on her cel phone. (66 kb) |
Structures of interest: |
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An old house west of Calgary. The photo was taken about 1974, so it has probably since disappeared. No doubt, many stories could be told about what went on inside during the years when it was in use. (49 kb) |
This is what is left of a place called Bow City (photo taken about 1998). When it was first named they had great expectations, but it never did become a town never mind a city. (40 kb) |
This is a landing pad for a flying saucer. It was built in Saint Paul as a centennial project. (45 kb)
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The giant Easter egg at Vegreville, a one hour drive east of Edmonton. (photo taken about 1980; 48 kb) |
Fort Macleod is one of many rebuilt forts in the province. A small version of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's musical ride is performed at this fort. (58 kb) |
This photo is one from the winter photograph file.
To 16 winter thumbnail photographs taken in Alberta.
First posted June 22, 2002. Visitors since September 18, 2003
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©2002 Brian M. Brown All rights reserved. All photographs are marked with almost invisible identifiers.