Alberta Safari
We were fortunate to capture rare photographs of Alberta dinosaurs as they hunted in the coulees of Dinosaur Provincial Park.
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Not Alone
In a single day of getting reacquainted, we shared family, friendships, pride of community, life, love and loss.
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They Are in Cans
Doc Ricketts wasn’t in when I tried the door, he was probably over at Lee Chong’s getting beer.
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Pee on the Tire
I was only moderately surprised that the dog could talk.
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Rough-Cut Diamonds
Every song The Rolling Stones have ever done has an edgy “mother would not approve” quality.
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Deranged Do-Gooders
There are people who do good, and there are do-gooders. They are not the same.
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For Old Times Sake
The waiters at Earl’s thought we were nuts – the kids loved it.
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A Lifetime
Tent pegs are 42” long, gas lines are 36” deep, and other things we learned by hosting a wedding.
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Kryptonite
The danger inherent in piloting a light aircraft has the counterintuitive effect of invincibility.
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Jake and the Kid
The foothills of Alberta are a good place to exercise independence skills. If you can’t find yourself here, there is some doubt you can be found. Click on either foothillbilly for details… Read more
Grief, Manifest as a Tree
Cypress trees symbolize mourning, death and transition. Click on the weathered face of the forest for details Read more