Rose makes beautiful felted coats, jackets and scarfs. They are as light as a feather and with layers of depth in the felt. This is a detail from one garment.
Cactus grows on the dry hillside and grasshoppers jump aside as you walk on the path to look down at the river.
In the suburbs is a beautiful park with tall trees, a small lake and a Japanese garden. Wonderful for a walk at sunset!
A pioneer's log home crumbles, showing how it was made with logs, twigs and mud.
A car has taken it's last drive. 
Farm houses are abandoned as farms are assembled into huge landholdings. This is a necessity for the farmer to make a living. 
Small towns dot the landscape, each with its beautiful churches and occassionally, they still have a grain elevator.
The origingal Fort was used for Fur Trading in the 1800's. There is a historic replica near the town.
Larch trees already bare, show branches like skeletons.
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Oooh, these photos gifted me with many great memories... mostly from trips across BC and Alberta with my husband. I grew up in MN where beautiful old elm trees like the one in your photo shaded all the streets until Dutch Elm Disease got most of them. You were more brave than I... climbing them!
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