Along the Columbia Icefields Parkway on the September long weekend.
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9 comments:
A beautiful, stark dream developing there.
It looks so beautifully damp.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
A bit moody, i think.
It certainly is evocative, David.
It was, Mary Anne.
Very much so, Messymimi.
It's the kind of place one could happy sit at and write.
Looks a little cranky up that way.
It's got its moods, Tabor.
Mist in the mountains always has that element of mystique to it. Sometimes I think there is something new to be discovered once it lifts or burns off in sunshine.
Wow.. what a stunning scene.
I agree, Barbara.
Hilary, thanks.
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