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Welcome back to our thrilling grain elevator adventure! In this blog post, we continue our exploration of the captivating world of Canadian prairies by adding eight more remarkable grain elevators to our ever-growing list. If you haven’t watched Episode 222 “One Dozen of the Best Grain Elevators on the Canadian Prairies” yet, be sure to check it out here:

Join us as we delve into the rich history and mesmerizing architecture of these grain elevators. We’ve embarked on a photographic journey, capturing the essence of these iconic structures that stand as a testament to the prairie’s heritage.

From Butze, Alberta, to Duval, Saskatchewan, we’ll take you on a virtual journey, sharing our experiences and insights from personally visiting these incredible landmarks. As our “best grain elevators” list expands, we invite you to be a part of our adventure by suggesting more must-visit locations.

In this episode, we’ve meticulously documented our encounters with each grain elevator, showcasing their unique features and the picturesque landscapes that surround them. From the tranquil charm of Big Valley, Alberta, to the rustic allure of Reynaud, Saskatchewan, each stop on our journey reveals a story waiting to be told.

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For inquiries or collaborations, feel free to reach out to us at dan@danocan.com. We value your input and look forward to embarking on new journeys together.

Note: The stunning photographs in this collection were taken between the years of 2006 and 2021, capturing the timeless beauty of these grain elevators across different seasons and settings.