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A beautiful reflection!

Blackies Spit at Mud Bay south of Vancouver. I didn't notice the colors in the water, just trying to get the effects from the tree.

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This city is a must to see, the city lights are spectacular, reflections make even more brilliant.

Driving North to Jasper we see Mountain Sheep climbing & crossing over a shear cliff. Amazing to watch. 2008.

This is rare. I've heard about this, now I have a photo of the crow hitch hiking.

from Vermillion Lake looking east is Mt. Rundle with a halo of Northern Lights

Had to lay down for this shot, Giant Cedar trees at Cathedral Park on Vancouver Island. The oldest tree is over 900 years old.

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On the edge of the Bow Lake wind carrying clouds over Horned Peaks, while the trees face the opposite way.

Having her first taste of Buttercups, next clover

Lily Pads on the lake with a coastal mountain & volcano in the distance

The way of the future. Hemp trees and save our planet. Check it out & see just how a plant can be so versatile

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This was taken from my sundeck. The colors we're unbelievably. The clouds changed & showed what mother nature can do

Very common in the Rocky Mountain as well as in the Prairie, don't get it confused with a Ground Hog, Their much bigger

You can see lot of Red Tailed Hawks & Eagles that come to migrate here for the winter.

Mt Logan is the tallest mountain in BC It is also in an area that is protected.

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