Johnston Creek in Banff National Park.
The Johnston Canyon trail follows the creek up to a waterfall. Easy walking and quite busy.
Meadow II
Bow Valley Parkway, Banff, Alberta. A slightly different view of yesterday’s post.
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Meadow
Hillsdale Meadow.
Beside the Bow Valley Parkway, Banff National Park.
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Regeneration
We passed through Banff National Park this summer. Beside the Bow Valley Parkway is mountainside growing back from a prescribed burn in 1993.
1993 controlled burn beside the Bow River Parkway in Banff National Park. Slowly regenerating habitat.
1993 controlled burn beside the Bow River Parkway in Banff National Park. Slowly regenerating habitat.
Regeneration is a very slow process.
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Rock Climbing
In the mountains high above Canmore Alberta.
And how did you spend your Sunday afternoon?
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Mountain Textures
Large delicate flowing patterns in the mountain.
Like marble Cake made from rock.
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Determination
Beginning the daunting climb to the mountain pass.
On the Kananaskis Highway.
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Indian Head
The grain elevator at Indian Head Saskatchewan.
A major part of the culture of the West.
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Prince of Wales
The lobby in the Prince of Wales Hotel at Waterton Lakes National Park.
This is the unhindered view framed by the windows.
Elegant living in spectacular surroundings.
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Kootenay Crossing
We took the ferry across Kootenay Lake this summer. It was a warm morning, with a promise of more heat to come with the day.
The haze on the mountains was just right for making photographs.
A beautiful experience.
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On The Salish Sea
The Strait of Georgia. Part of the Salish Sea.
Travelling back to the mainland from Vancouver Island.
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