We’ve been camped out on BLM lands near Kanab for the past three nights, and have been enjoying every minute there out among the dunes. During the day we explore, at night we build a fire and watch the stars come out. This small rustic (pit toilets, no hook-ups) campground (10 sites), is first-come, first-served … More From Little Hollywood to Hoodoos
Did you know the Arctic Tern flies more than 40,000 km. from southern Chile to the Arctic and back every year? It is one of more than 250 species of migratory birds that uses Lesser Slave Lake as a major resting point – often compared to Point Pelee (Southern Ontario) in terms of migratory importance. A … More From migrating birds to the Final Frontier
Most of the people we’ve met so far in rural Alberta are just a tad different from their counterparts in B.C. and I’m quite sure they are proud of that. Once you get out of the big cities and past hyper-touristed Banff, there is more than a touch of the wild west to be found. … More Breaking bad in the Badlands
Leaving Ourselves Behind 