I would like to just share some images from Elk Island National Park, taken this past summer. After years of driving by we no longer skip a stop-over at this National Park located just east of Edmonton, Alberta on the Yellowhead Highway. In a previous post I have given much of the information on the park so will not repeat in this post. These images were taken in June so wildfires were burning and either creating a haze or some interesting colour to the sunshine.
I hope you enjoy these images and if you have not visited the park, I hope they will create in you a desire to do so, you will not be disappointed.
Not having any commitments back home until the end of June, we decided perhaps the next National Park should be Waterton National Park in southern Alberta. But having met and visited with some other travellers they told us they were leaving to attend a rodeo in Wetaskiwin. Heck that was kinda on our way and although it would be far from our first rodeo, we decided it just might be fun. Join us for some images and rodeo camping in the next posting.
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Enjoy every day, take time to notice nature, it’s perfect in every way, and we hope we meet down the road.
Gerry & Charlotte, practicing nomads