Yesterday I took Daisy out for a drive on Reesor Road in the Cypress Hills. Usually there's little traffic but 'tis the season for people to cut down their own Christmas tree so within the first few miles there were about two dozen vehicles parked along the road with at least two people per vehicle. There was a bitterly cold wind blowing so I was happy to be inside a nice warm car while watching them scatter about in the snow and cold.
Anyway...about six miles down the road is this lookout point with an impressive view. 10,000 years is a long time ago in my book.
Then we headed back, weaving through the Christmas tree cutters and back to Daisy's house in Elkwater.
Photographed near Elkwater, Alberta on December 10, 2022.
Beautiful vista!
ReplyDeleteOn a clear day you can see all the way to Saskatchewan...maybe further.
DeleteInteresting to read that sign - sure must give you a sense of timelessness being there.
ReplyDelete"Time" really doesn't exist here.
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