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Bluejay - Charron Community Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
A visit to the well-maintained Bluejay - Charron Community Cemetery northeast of Atmore, Alberta.
St. Anthony of Padua Church and Cemetery
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Cemeteries Churches Photography
St. Anthony of Padua Church and Cemetery are located southwest of Medicine Hat, Alberta. The church has fallen into disrepair and seems to stand as a symbol of a past reality now fading.
Aetna Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
A visit to Aetna, a hamlet in Cardston County, Alberta.
Prospy Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
Prospy Cemetery was generally unkept with graves markers lightly scattered across the small enclosure. Despite that, one grave marker in particular caught my eye.
Searching for Spring Along the Road to Mandy Lake
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Ministik Photography
An early spring hike in the Ministik Bird Sanctuary southeast of Edmonton. Will I find some spring to help thaw my winter-frozen brain?
Seven Persons Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
Seven Persons is a hamlet in Cypress County, Alberta about 20 km southwest of Medicine Hat. There are various stories about how the hamlet got it’s name.
Hillcrest Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
Hillcrest Cemetery is memorable partly because of the location and partly because of the mine disaster of 1914 that took so many lives.
The Red Chair
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Ministik Musings Photography
For almost a decade a single red folding chair has been stationed at a lookout over Williams Lake in the Ministik Bird Santuary. The landscape is in constant flux around it, but the red chair remains.
Monitor Cemetery
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Cemeteries Photography
Located in a large plot on the side of a long, sloping hill, I happened to visit Monitor Cemetery when the surrounding crops were in full bloom, justaposing new life with inevitable death.
St. Laurence Anglican Church - Monitor, Alberta
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Churches Geocaching Photography
St. Laurence Anglican Church is located in the hamlet of Monitor, Alberta. Constructed in 1915, it is registered in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.