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Knit one, pearl two

“Baa, Baa Black Sheep, have you any wool? Yes Sir, yes Sir, three bags full “. The old nursery rhyme came to mind when we toured the Custom Woolen Mills. The smallest of wool batches are processed here along with large orders. Located near the community of  Linden, Alberta, Custom Woolens was started by hobby […]

RANDOM ROADstories

Shop Like A Canadian! … it’s complicated… like sifting wheat from chaff …

Ole Helmhausen on the Badlands of Alberta…

A-young-moose-crosses-the-river---Outlook-Saskatchewan-by-Carol-Patterson-for-Roadstories.ca

Changing My Outlook on Outlook, Saskatchewan

T-Rex dinosaur mascot in Drumheller, Alberta

Canada’s BIG mascots

Motel neon sign

Motel Not Fancy

Slipway Use sign

Island of Newfoundland – A Photographer’s Dream

cover of Early Voices

Early Voices in Canada

Charles Mattaini Bowstring Bridges - Elora tombstone

Charles Mattaini’s Bowstring Bridges

Naramata Bench by Cathryn Wellner

The Naramata Bench

Mickey’s camp, roadstories.ca

Mickeys Camp – gas, fish, ice, malamutes, wild rice, explosives …

A calf seen on the self-guided tour of Little Qualicum Cheeseworks - Quest for Brant on BC Bird Trail by Carol Patterson

Quest for Brant on B.C.’s Bird Trail

Tidal Bore Rafting zodiac

Tidal Bore Rafting

The Canada Letter – New York Times – Why A.I. First Spoke With a Canadian Accent:

Mule train in Banff National Park - Banff backcountry trail riding by Robin and Arlene Karpan

Saddle Up to Explore Banff’s Backcountry

Canada's First Peoples
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