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CAMT 2017: Meeting Creek
We’re nearing the end of our Central Alberta Museum Tour posts with a visit to Meeting Creek. This was my second visit to Meeting Creek. The last time I was here there was a wedding taking place and so I … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, Canada, DJI, DJI Mavic Pro, drone, grain elevator, history, Meeting Creek, museum, train station
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CAMT 2017: Bashaw Fire Hall Museum [and bonus Majestic Theatre]
Out of all the museums we visited during our Central Alberta Museum Tour (CAMT), this is the one I was looking forward to the most. While my career as a volunteer firefighter was relatively short (2004 – 2008), the firefighting … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, Bashaw, Bashaw Fire Hall Museum, CAMT, Canada, fire apparatus, Majestic Theatre, museum
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CAMT 2017: Mirror and District Museum
Time for the next stop on our journey around the museums of central Alberta. This will likely be the shortest post because it was also one of our shortest visits. We rolled into Mirror, Alberta only to find the museum … Continue reading
Ribbon Falls Hike
Just in case you need a break from the series of CAMT posts, or you think all we do is drive around the province looking at historical sites, here is a change of pace for you. On Saturday, July 29, … Continue reading
CAMT 2017: Alix Wagon Wheel Museum
Rolling onward, the Central Alberta Museum Tour moved to the small town of Alix and the Alix Wagon Wheel Museum. My personal history with the town of Alix was pretty limited. Back in 1994, I worked on a road crew … Continue reading