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New Heritage Marker Unveiled in Big Valley
Originally posted on RETROactive:
On Friday, August 1, 2014 another heritage maker was unveiled to join the family of over 70 provincial markers located throughout Alberta. Situated in Big Valley, the heritage marker profiles the early history and architectural significance…
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July 2014: What a Month!
The sad irony of trying to be a blogger is the more interesting things going on to write about, the less time there is to actually write any of it down. As we approach the unofficial halfway point of summer, … Continue reading
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Airports and Flying
I love airports. While the actual act of flying has become routine and downright boring, airports continue to fascinate me. Over the last seventeen months airports have become second nature to me. Not all airports, but YYC, YVR, YYZ, and ORD are … Continue reading
Geocaching Souvenirs: Idaho
It’s been a few months since I looked back at one of my Geocaching souvenirs and how I earned it. This time I look back at the state souvenir for Idaho. My first cache in Idaho was GCQYTH “SPRUCE LEAFS” … Continue reading
Historic Calgary Week: McDougall Church
The only other event I was able to attend over the weekend was an interpretive walk at McDougall Memorial United Church. The presentation was about 90 minutes long and covered information both on the church itself, the mission which was … Continue reading
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