What – The world’s largest three day celebration of multiculturalism. Started in 1976, with only 20,000 visitors, it grew to … Continue reading Edmonton Heritage Days 2019 – Around the World in 3 Days
Out catching appointments, we found ourselves stranded between a late breakfast and an early lunch. We opted for the late … Continue reading Edmonton Classics
A weekend interlude to catch up with my other posts of a more local nature. Before we headed off to … Continue reading Schubert Snow in May
Hills and Valleys Wildfire smoke having now dissipated, we ventured outdoors to walk at long last. Leafy Patricia Ravine awaited … Continue reading Patricia Ravine Walk – June 2/19
I am taking a short break from my San Diego posts. This post was written way back in June, just … Continue reading Oasis – June
I will be away from civilization (Wifi and Internet) for the next few days. I will catch up with you … Continue reading Take a Hike – All Packed Up and Some Place to Go
My Kiwi weatherman friend once (well, maybe more than once) told me that there were only two types of clouds, … Continue reading Big Black Nasty Ones
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