We've been in Donnelly, Alberta for about a week and a half and have done quite a bit of touring around both main roads and back roads. We've done some geocaching and photography, specially of old historic farm buildings. We were able to visit with my cousin Judith in the evenings when she was finished her work day and enjoyed our time with her.
Tomorrow we will begin heading to Fort McMurray to visit our daughter. I will have to peruse the maps today to select some possible overnight stops for us. I will have to figure out a route first as we don't want to get too close to Edmonton and the busier traffic. We've been enjoying the sparse traffic on the roads up here.
This huge sprayer took up a lot of the highway
Slowly sinking into oblivion
Swaybacked
Out in the middle of the field
Lots of beef in this area
Shoulder deep in the swamp grass and hoovering it down
This looks to be a cross between a Whitetail and Mule Deer. The left antler is classic Whitetail while the right is classic Mule Deer.
Once somebody's castle
Nice collection of buildings
Holding up well
Grain crop
Oldtimer
Left in place while they farm around it
Settling
Different construction
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