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Central Canada meets western Canada

Central Canada meets western Canada

Judy comments on some differences between urban Toronto and the Canadian Badlands.

My first impressions of the Canadian Badlands…

My first impressions of the Canadian Badlands…

BIG sky dominating the landscape. You can’t help but aim your camera skyward to capture the cloud formations. Land fertile and green from irrigation or rain abruptly changing to desert and sagebush as we descend into one of the river valleys.

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Keewatin arrives Port McNicoll

Keewatin Pull

lancaster bomber

Restored 1945 Lancaster Bomber Flight

Billy Bishop

Billy Bishop – Canadian War Hero

Blyth Festival The New Canadian Curling Club

Blyth Festival – stories of life in rural Canada

Charles Mattaini Bowstring Bridges - Elora tombstone

Charles Mattaini’s Bowstring Bridges

Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve - Parks Canada Vessel

Quebec’s Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park Dark Sky Preserve

Lunenburg Blue Nose II Sail - The Bluenose II launched in 1963 is a replica of the famous Bluenose schooner built in 1921 - photo courtesy of Tourism Nova Scotia

Lunenburg Love Letter

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Changing My Outlook on Outlook, Saskatchewan

Okanagan Valley Trees scorched from the 2003 forest fire are visible from the Kettle Valley Trail

Okanagan Vineyard Eats and Bicycle Seats

Leader, Saskatchewan sculpture. Red-headed Woodpecker, 2004, Grant McLaughlin

Leader wildlife sculptures

Canada's most haunted town

man carrying a pig at St. Lawrence Market

Hollywood North

Colville Bay oysters

Shucking Oysters

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