Photo-Finish Friday-- A Grizzly Breakfast

This fine looking fellow was spotted along Hwy. 11 early Saturday morning. He was rooting around for food in the ditch west of Nordegg near Abraham Lake.

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Photo-Finish Friday --Dammed

Abraham Lake from Windy Point This is one of my favourite spots along The David Thompson Highway (Highway 11). The lake is man made. The North Saskatchewan River was dammed in the early 1970s.

Moody Mountain

Bright, sunny days in the mountains are wonderful, but rain and snow bring a texture to the world around us not found any other way.
Above, low clouds with a smattering of rain cast a moodiness to Abraham Lake.

Do You Believe in Abundance?

A young Bighorn Sheep roots among the rocks for food. The photo was taken just west of the lookout at Abraham Lake along Highway 11. Sheep commonly feed there.

Abundance comes to you in the manner in which you believe in it.
If you think you lack, you do.
If you believe you have plenty, you do.
Many of us look at this photo and see bare ground and rock. The sheep knows the food is there, it simply takes a little digging.

Tomorrow is the new moon. It’s at 10:14 a.m. in Edmonton and within a few minutes of that elsewhere in the province. It’s time to write another abundance cheque.

Will you do a bit of digging or walk away because it’s just a bunch of rocks?

To The West

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.