Looking west from Abraham Lake. The lake is man-made and was brought about by a dam on the North Saskatchewan River in the early 1970s. It had been a native burial ground.
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3 comments:
Beautiful picture, but it's disturbing to hear how it ended up the way it is now!
PS--I do hope, selfishly, that you end up getting a mybloglog thingy, as I would love to see your friendly face saying good morning on my sidebar!
That's beautiful scenery but sad that a lake was made on sacred ground. Was there much controversy about it?
Hello Dawn - Yes, it seems to me there was quite a bit of controversy. I'm afraid I don't recall much about it. I didn't live here then and it was about 36 years ago.
MyBlogLog- Why thank you, Crabby.
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