Storm clouds gathering on the horizon near Lethbridge
I have no idea what these wheels are. I am guessing they are supposed to be wheels of a steam engine, but while they are located right behind the Galt Museum, there is nothing that I could find on the museum site, or by any other search that even mentions the wheels....
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Carmel Cappuccino Muffins from Kim & Co Coffee and Gift Shop in Milk River
Coffee with home baked treats simply cannot be beat! That's what Kim and Kim & Co Coffee and Gift Shop says and this definitely went well with my coffee.
Exploring New Photography Equipment and Software: A Photo Journey
I have been searching for software that will allow me to tether my camera to my Ipad. There are a number of programs that will allow me to tether to either a PC or a Mac. I have Capture One, ON1, and Lightroom and all will tether to my desktop. However I traded my...
Spring has Sprung in Southern Alberta
Spring is officially here - the gophers made their appearance in the area on February 27. May have been earlier, but that is when I saw my first gopher for this year. I am sure we will still have a few more snowstorms, but they will be short lived and it is not likely...
Another eclectic mix from across time
Our featured image is from a recipie created for Petersen's Re/Max Journal, a custom publication created for Rich Petersen who was the broker for the Re/Max brokerage in Fort St John. Dealing with hunting stories in north eastern BC, the magazine had a regular...
Created for a Lethbridge magazine that no longer exists
One of my earliest forays into commercial advertising started in Lethbridge with a session for an ad for Imperial Fashions. The ad ran in a magazine called Chimera that morphed into Lethbridge Living. The image was photographed on Black and White film with my Nikon...
Its High On Ice Time in Fort St John
What do you do to break the winter monotony when you live in the North? When freeze up can come in October and lasts until April. You create a winter festival.
An eclectic mix from across the decades
We startw with a competitor in the 2007 BC Winter Games butterfly stroke and ends with a photo from just north of Warner at the corner of Highway 4 and the 506
If you don’t like Southern Alberta weather wait a minute
It seems everybody is concerned with the lack of snowfall this year, but we have had dryer years. February 7 2020
Pirates of Penzance – is still a glorious thing
Written by Gilbert and Sullivan The Pirates of Penzance was first performed in New York on Dec 31 1879. One day after it was presented in London, England Since then it has become one of the most performed of their plays. I believe in the play that this Ruth,...
A great save by the Sexsmith Viper hockey goalie – Feb 4 archives
When your newspaper covers over 17 hockey teams. Just in the local community, you get to see a LOT of hockey. Then you add in all the teams from the other seven communities that the Peace Country Spotlight covered. You spend your evenings living in the hockey arenas....