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Inside a dinasaur's mouth
Inside a dinosaur's mouth in Drumheller, Alberta we met a lady from Toronto. She was traveling with a child and asked us if we could take a photo of her and her niece, standing in front of the huge Tyrannosaurus Rex teeth. Olivia and I obliged. It turns out that her niece had family in the same town where my grandmother now lives.
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Action packed day
... machines must have been working overtime. Then we watched the All Horse Parade. This parade included horses and more horses, some pulling wagons but most were just ridden. I doubt it included all the horses in Hanna, but there were quite a few. The highlight of today's events was the gun fight at high noon. I laughed and laughed. It was a short pantomime on Main Street and I mean on the street. It was about Black Bart and his four ...
Gearing up to go
... kid didn't even sleep at anytime during the 8.5 hour flight. I had to thank these poor older men who sat behind this family and who did not speak English for at least trying to entertain this poor child until the parents tired of him standing and demanded he turn around that he started the earpiercing scream. Needless to say, I now have self-diagnosed PTDS as a result. Not even the poor babies who cried on the plane bothered me except for this child.
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Day 5: Pincher Creek to Drumheller
... distance, you can see the Rocky Mountains and it is a unique view.
4. The Hoo Doos
Standing 5-6m tall, Hoo Doos take millions of years to form. They are sandstone pillars that stand on a thick base of shale and are capped by a large stone. They make for great photographs. I have provided a number of pictures in the gallery. They are free to view and are located about 15 minutes outside ...
Mushroom Rocks, Giant Dinosaurs.
This is a top pick!
... the famous hoodoos (geological formations that look a bit like oversized mushrooms), a suspension bridge at nearby Rosedale, and then to the little town of Wayne for a recommended lunch (by Jay and Ken), at the Last Chance Saloon. We had also read in the Lonely Planet this was a quirky place to do a side trip to, with over 11 bridges in 4 miles to get there and a population of a mere 27.
The Last Chance Saloon lived up to its reputation, with ...
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