If you ever want to venture off to a positively amazing land that is rich in ancient history, Drumheller, Alberta is the place you will want to escape to. Its stunning hills layered with a myriad of colors show the true passage of time. At the foot of the delightfully tiered hills, lay charming farm yards, and alluring images carved into the sand by rain, wind and erosion. Wondering downtown is also an essential part of the adventure where amiable art galleries promote local artists of all ages, a nostalgic movie theatre with comfortable reclining seats treats movie goers to a relaxing night, fossil shops and antique stores entice shoppers to purchase a piece of the past, and dinosaurs, yes, dinosaurs, are on every street corner! Even trees and sculptures in parks are fashioned to look like dinosaurs. There are many things to see such as paleontologists chipping away the layers of the past to reveal ancient dinosaur bones and the Tyrrell Museum. If you love geography and history and dinosaurs, you will be positively amazed at what Drumheller has to offer!
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| Layers of Time |
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| Charming Red Barns |
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| Colourful Foliage |
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| Smooth Mud Pictures |
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| Rainbow Delight |
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| Surrounded by History |
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| The Sun Danced on the Hill Tops |
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| Stunning Blue Skies and Majestic Hills |
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| Smiles of Joy |
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| Going With the Flow |
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| Sliding |
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| Nature's Sculpture |
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| Can't Get Enough of the Red Barn |
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| Natural Beauty |
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| Remember, Riding in the Mud |
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| Pyramids of Time |
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| Round and Round |
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Did you take the hwy from the red barn back into the Hand Hills??? A beauty of a drive! Lovely shots Renee! :)
ReplyDeleteWe were on a walk with our old dog and after she climbed up a steep slippery hill, she was done for the evening. It was starting to get dark, so we headed back to our trailer. Maybe another time we will have to search for the Hand Hills! Thanks for the compliment, Terry.
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