Sunrise at the Ukrainian Pysanka monument in Vegreville, Alberta.
When unveiled in 1975 it was the largest Ukrainian Easter egg in the world. It held that claim for twenty-five years when in 2000 an even larger one was built for the Kolomyia Pysanka Museum in Ukraine.
The egg turns on its base when the wind changes direction, just like a weather vane.
These were the first photos I took on the last day of a week-long road trip in and around Vegreville. It was a wonderful time...days on the road exploring the countryside, evenings spent visiting with my big sister...enjoying good food, catching up and enjoying each other's company. The last night she had roast beef and mashed potatoes...just like our mom used to make...mmmm. The best of times.
Photographed on September 29, 2021.