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Being that I have a bit of time this morning before our wheels start turning on our road again, I thought I would show my dear friends here on NOTH that I CAN write a short blog... sometimes! I thought I would post two photos that were taken from my favorite spot on the 'warm side of the glass'! Today we have clear blue skies and bright sunshine. Please take note of the dates on this photo...! ... and this one No... we don't have snow all year...No... we don't mind the snow... it's Novem... Read More
There are three towns in Alberta, and two of them have become known worldwide for different reasons. Neither of them are near where we live, but we've visited both. Let me tell you about them.Viking is a town in central Alberta, near the Alberta/Saskatchewan border. Anyone who is a hockey fan will have heard of the Sutter Family, one of the most famour families in the National Hockey League. Six brother reached the NHL as players, and several eventually went on to coach in the NHL. Brent and Dar... Read More
What are you up to now, you ask? Are you making up some ’M’ word, just to continue in the challenge? Hold on, I can explain!When my grandparent moved to Canada from North Dakota in the early 1900s, they settled in a farming community near a small town called Sever Persons in Alberta. They were about 50 miles south of the city of Medicine Hat. As a child, our family would visit relatives who lived in Medicine Hat. If anyone were to ask me about the name of the city, I wouldn’t have an answe... Read More
Winter Greetings from Alberta's Foothills ... If you happened to catch the miniseries "Klondike" on Discovery Channel, it was filmed about 10 miles west of us. Our ranching friends have established a western town on their ranch, and several films and TV series have been filmed there. The 'Lonesome Dove' series was one of the first series that they hosted. This is a good view of the town and the area in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. We think we live in 'God's Country', but He has made so... Read More
At the risk of being considered a "know-nothing anti-environmentalmist, and country bumpkin", I invite you to add that I was born and raised in alberta to American born parents (two out of three ain't bad!!!). I received this link from friend who thought is was worthwhile to pass it on for consideration. So here I am ... For those who do not live in alberta or Canada, Rex Murphy is a Canadian journalist for the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Company), based in Toronto, Ontario. He was born and... Read More
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