Cloud formations over the Neutral Hills
The Medalta Potteries at the Medicine Hat Clay Industries National Historic Site. New galleries and old kilns are open to the public for tours. We love our new Medalta ware baking bowls that we bought at the gift shop and had shipped home.
The excitement, the cowboys, and the bulls at the Oyen Bullarama.
The Lords of the Land gallery took my breath away at the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
Coaldale’s Alberta Birds of Prey Centre and the great birdwatching in the Badlands
The food and the dolls at Hanna Doll Palace and Tearoom
The extraordinary truck collection at Irricana’s Pioneer Acres Museum
The sense of space on the 34,000 acre Western Uplands Ranch.
Seeing the inside of Acadia Valley’s grain elevator, a prairie icon.
Discovering a new fruit called the honeyberry at DNA Gardens near Delburne.
The magical moonlight float we took down the Milk River under a full harvest moon. Milk River Raft Company runs these in June, July and early August.
First Nations culture. We felt it everywhere- standing at the crest of Dry Island Buffalo Jump, visiting Blackfoot Crossing, traveling through the Neutral Hills, and celebrating the Summer Solstice at Writing-on-Stone.
Leaving the parched prairie behind us and heading into the lush Cypress Hills, home of North America’s darkest sky preserve and some of Canada’s best stargazing.
Our tour of Custom Woollens and the peanut butter pie at Country Cousins Restaurant in Linden, Alberta
Taking in the Stettler Shootout, a Main Street drag race before boarding the Alberta Steam Train at Stettler Station.
Talking to Red Hill, steam locomotive engineer at Alberta Prairie Steam Tours and experiencing an old-fashioned community hall supper at Jubilee Hall in Big Valley
The amazing camel hoodoo and dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur Provincial Park
The Bleriot Ferry and the character running it.
The phenomenal acoustics at Drumheller’s outdoor amphitheatre, home of the Canadian Badlands Passion Play.
View of the horizon from the top of Mud Butte
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