Yes, another look back at a previous weekend of exploration, this time from July of 2008. With a home base of Ardath, Saskatchewan, twelve keen abandoned places explorers set out to see what they could find…
Unlike last week, I think I have the scheduled time right so the video should be live when you click on it.
Almost a dozen years ago, I wrote a blog post about how a group of strangers first came together on a hot July weekend in 2007 in southern Saskatchewan and spent two days touring ghost towns and abandoned places together. You can find that post here: From a Simple Post…
I decided to revisit that weekend in more detail and in video form, since that is the format the majority of my content is now being produced in. So, here it is, a look back at the first-ever Ghost Town Convention:
Some are gone, some are still standing, but in this video we look at some of my favorite grain elevators on the Canadian prairies.
It is time for the conclusion to the story of CP5931, the Selkirk locomotive which, today, sits outside the gates of Heritage Park.
If you missed the first part of this episode, you can check it out below:
The is part one of a two part series talking about the history of the Selkirk locomotive which sits at the entrance to the parking lot of Heritage Park here in Calgary, Alberta.
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