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Horses were frolicking in the pasture.

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English style pub on Vancouver Island, BC. with outdoor patio.

While doing a flight to Chilliwack for pie, these clouds were hiding Mt. Baker in the USA

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During a visit to the local bird sanctuary, I spotted this cedar waxwing enjoying his lunch of berries.

Being present at Albuquerque brings many "Kodak" moments. It is awe-inspiring.

This was taken from the famous Stanley Park in Vancouver, across the water, to downtown Vancouver.

This aerial view of Mt. Baker with swirling clouds around its peaks was taken in the winter, on a gorgeous sunny day.

This horse represents an joint effort of the people of the Yukon to pull together to produce a sculpture by contributing metal articles, and you must

Driving through New York State in the fall, this colorful vista caught my attention

A drive in Death Valley National Park is a feast of colors due to the mineral rich soil and rocks.

This ridge is known as Red Cathedral and is taken at sunrise from Zabriskie Point.

In Death Valley National Park, there is Artists Drive which leads through a fantastic palette of mineral rich hills and rocks.

Snowy owls have a 7 year migration to southern BC to feast on voles on the dyke.

Near Parksville, BC, are these refreshing waterfalls just a few minutes walk from the road.

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