#explore alberta

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hwy 11 suset timestacks

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Hey Bear by Shelly Lynn Hachey O Via Flickr: Wild Grizzly takes a moment to look up as it moved through the forest in Jasper. Taken from the safety of my vehicle.

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Vlog: Alberta Travel 2023

After our Thunder Bay adventures, we went home for a week—got some rest and spent Thanksgiving with our families. It was unfortunate that my brother-in-law and his girlfriend didn’t made it because they were both sick and was unsure if they got CoVid. They just dropped the cake outside and we gave them some foods to take home LOL Anyway, we were back on the road by Friday morning. Our first stop…

[pangeen]

" Crisp Clear Skies " // © Matthew Littlewood

[aimeekb]

Castle mountain, Banff National Park🇨🇦

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Busy streets full of tourists on Main Street in Banff.

Alberta

1940

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Crescent Falls, AB

📸 by @danschyk

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Happy New Year! I have some BIG goals for 2025 and I can't wait to get started! :-)

Photo: Banff, Alberta, Canada

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Sunrise in Alberta, Canada

© Ambre Haller

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We're looking at a fall sunrise in Alberta, Canada, in honor (or should we say 'honour') of Canadian Thanksgiving. The holiday is officially celebrated on the second Monday in October, though many families gather the previous day. The first known Thanksgiving celebration in Canada was organized by English explorer Martin Frobisher in 1578 when he reached Newfoundland. Years later, American loyalists who were faithful to England during the Revolutionary War moved to Canada and brought traditions with them, such as eating turkey on Thanksgiving. As in the US, a Canadian Thanksgiving table is likely to have a horn-shaped cornucopia filled with festive-looking fruits and grains. The menu often includes turkey, but also regional dishes like salmon and Nanaimo bars—a layered chocolate dessert.

[alanjamesart]

irrigation

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Ducklings (mallards) by Shelly Lynn Hachey O

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Canada (by Mitch Lally)

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Vlog: Fall Hike 2022

Vlog: Fall Hike in Alberta | 2022

And I finally uploaded it! LOL Funny thing about this trip was: we didn’t know I was already 3-4 weeks pregnant and we hiked and attempted to climb the ridge in Kananaskis Upper Lake trail. Which *spoiler alert* we didn’t due to the bears lurking around at the top of the hill or surrounding area—and we found out that we have to use a rope ladder(?) to climb up in order to get to the ridge.…

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" Shadow to light " // © mthiessen

[aimeekb]

Johnston Canyon, Banff National Park🇨🇦