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Old Posted Sep 13, 2020, 9:32 PM
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A few pictures from yesterday's hike.

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We started in Pouch Cove (pronounced Pooch), which is the northeast edge of the St. John's CMA.

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

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People top right for scale.

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

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Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

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Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

And ended in Flatrock.

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

You can see Signal Hill from here.

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Just gotta zoom WAY in (Cabot Tower on centre horizon)...

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

Stiles Cove Trail by R C, on Flickr

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Old Posted Sep 21, 2020, 9:21 PM
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So after 2 weeks off I am back, Some shots along the way.

Bow Valley
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YoHo NP
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Radium BC (Windermere). Columbia River Valley.
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And a night shot
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Fall has arrived in Saint-Thuribe, QC

Saint-Thuribe is a village of 280 people located 85 km south-west from Québec, in the Portneuf region.








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Lytton BC, often the hottest place in the country:

2019 - Road Trip #2 - 18 - Fraser River & Hwy 12 by Ted McGrath, on Flickr

Dawson Creek BC, prairie like:

Metro by Jason Pineau, on Flickr

Prince Rupert BC, north coast but frost free year round:

Prince Rupert cityscape by Dave McKeever, on Flickr

Cranbrook BC, coold winters for how far south it is:

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February 5 - Le Saint-Laurent, l'Ile Saint-Barnabé et la Côte-Nord
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Woodstock, New Brunswick in the Saint John River Valley. Population: 5300.

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Wow, last post was Sept. 30, 2020. That's probably my last long hike. Jesus.

Well, until today!

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The Sask. pics are great, I wouldn't even guess it was Saskatchewan, but maybe I should have.

@SHH, at first I mistook your old post for a current one, and I was like, global warming is much faster than I expected.
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I thought this was interesting. I like the illustration of men in 1830's attire doing some kind of work in the field. It really looks like a different world.

As you drive to the Annapolis Valley what a delight to come over the crest and see Blomidon in the distance, with the bay and agricultural lands in between. A British visitor, Captain William Moorsom, called this “the finest view in Nova Scotia” in his 1830 guide to the province. He produced an illustration to prove his point.



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A related article (mainly about a 1700's house that was a landmark around there getting randomly demolished): https://halifaxbloggers.ca/noticedin...e-of-the-road/

I also liked this one. St. Mary's River, around the Eastern Shore of NS. I did not know the scenery there looked like this:


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That is the best Saskatchewan set ever posted on this forum... maybe ever on the entire internet. Absolutely stunning. Good job Echoes.
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That is the best Saskatchewan set ever posted on this forum... maybe ever on the entire internet. Absolutely stunning. Good job Echoes.
Agreed.

Sask's landscape gives off an "ancient land" vibe in those photos.
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Yep, that’s the best Sask set I’ve anywhere. Oozes Martian landscape and Australian outback vibes. Also very lush, swampy looking NS river, very nice. Watch out for the alligators!
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Wow Saskatchewan! Agreed with all, definitely the best set ever seen of it. I love the train shot at night, I see those rail cars here in Van all the time, but that photo is something else
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Icy waterfalls are so cool.
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