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Tag Archives: history
Jumping Over to Jumping Pound Hall
I promised I would get back to some historical place posts. Today’s posting is about the Jumping Pound Hall. Located just southwest of Cochrane, the hall was originally built in 1927, at least according to the sign in front of … Continue reading
Posted in drone, History
Tagged Alberta, Canada, drone, history, Jumping Pound, Jumpingpouind
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A Tour of Bentley, Alberta
While Emily was off learning about horses, I was left on my own to do some touring around Sylvan Lake. I had been in contact with fellow blogger Jenn of West of the 5th and gotten some tips on places to see. … Continue reading
Christ Church in Millarville
Earlier this month I took a very creative route home from Calgary — it happens a lot when you’re like me. My drive brought me by the Christ Church near Millarville, Alberta. This is a location we have visited on … Continue reading
Posted in drone, History
Tagged 1896, Alberta, Canada, Charles Shack, Christ Church, church, DJI, drone, Frank Watt, Gothic Revival, history, Mavic Pro, Millarville
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Revisiting McDougall Church
You don’t need to follow DanOCan.com for long to know that McDougall Memorial United Church is one of my favorite places to visit. I have been out there for Historic Calgary Week presentations, in the dead of winter, and in … Continue reading
Posted in drone, History
Tagged Alberta, Canada, church, DJI, drone, history, Mavic, Mavic Pro, McDougall Memorial United Church, Morley, Morleyville, winter
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2016 In Review: Explorations, Visitations, and Tribulations (Part 2)
Well, in sitting down to write Part 2, I realized I made a glaring omission in Part 1. I completely overlooked that Emily had a tradeshow in Atlanta at the end of June and I flew down to Georgia to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged Alberta, Arizona, Atlanta, BBQ, Bryce Canyon, church, Dorothy, Drumheller, Georgia, ghost towns, Grand Canyon, Heritage Park, history, Jeep Liberty, museums, pizza, railroad, road trip, Route 66, Rowley, Saskatchewan, schools, Utah
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