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Posted on January 7, 2016 by prairiegirlwonders

Feathered with hoarfrost skeletal trees loom closer; fog shrouded arches. – Paul Brown

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Early afternoon at the beach at Battlefords Provincial Park today. Overcast skies and smoke from forest fires in British Columbia created this eerie scene. #jackfishlake #battlefordsprovincialpark #saskparks #saskatchewan #exploresask #landoflivingskies #forestfiresmoke #smokyskies #eerie #camping #explorecanada #sask #landscapephotography #landscape_lovers #orangesky #goexplore #dayatthebeach #ourplanetdaily #natgeo #justgotshoot #photographyeveryday #earthfocus #scarysky #summersky #lakelife

“Hey, diddle, diddle The cat and the fiddle The cow jumped over the moon; The little dog laughed To see such sport And the dish ran away with the spoon” Chased a childhood memory and visited the Enchanted Forest near Revelstoke, British Columbia this week. I have a pretty vivid memory of visiting it when I was a little kid and wanted to see it again as an adult. It’s still a magical place set in and old growth forest full of folk art fairy tale and nursery rhyme scenes. Definitely worth a stop if you’re driving through Roger’s Pass on the TransCanada Highway. I’ll post more pics from the visit on my blog when I’m back from vacation. #enchantedforest #rogerspass #transcanadahighway #roadtrip #summer2018 #nurseryrhymes #cowjumpedoverthemoon #visitbc #hellobc #explorecanada #childhoodmemories #forest #folkart #ohcanada #walkinthewoods #touristattraction #ontheroadagain #britishcolumbia #goexplore #canada #fairytales

I’ve loved bears since I was about four years old and saw my first one when my family was camping in Banff National Park. I had a significant birthday a few years ago and celebrated by going on a bear watching trip in the Great Bear Rainforest off the northern coast of British Columbia. It was one of the highlights of my life so far! Lived on a boat for a week, ate great food, and floated on a zodiac for sometimes hours at a time quietly waiting to see some bears and photograph them safely from our spot on the water. Heaven!!!!! #greatbearrainforest #explorecanada #bear #bearwatching #ethicaltourism #ecotourism #hellobc #wildlifephotography #wilderness #natgeoyourshot #natgeotravelpic #natgeowild #animal_captures #keepexploring #discoverearth #discovercanada #naturephotography #naturehub #igersnature #planetearth #explorebc #nikonphotography #tripofalifetime #liveyourdreams

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Astotin Lake at Elk Island National Park near Edmonton is one of the prettiest spots to watch a sunset...I’ve been there three times and it’s never disappointed! #sunset #nature #light #sky #parkscanada #elkisland #astotinlake #travelalberta #camping #explorecanada #ohcanada #snapshot_canada #explorealberta #alberta #naturephotography #sunsetphotography #getoutdoors #freshairandfreedom #landscapephotography #sunsetlovers #summer

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