Sunset at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Drumheller, Alberta on September 5th, 2014.
Nikon D700 with Nikon 17-35mm and Tiffen Cir-Pol Polarizer. Exposure 1/15 to 1/25 sec, f/22, ISO 200.
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Category Archives: Travel
Alaska Highway – Tetsa River, British Columbia
If you have not yet driven on the Alaska Highway – I highly recommend it !!
If you have driven the Alaska Highway, at least the part between Fort Nelson and Muncho Lake Provincial Park in northern British Columbia, you would have passed Tetsa River at Mile 358 or Kilometre 558.
There isn’t a whole lot to do here – except fill up on gas, and spend a whole lot of money on cinnamon buns and gas…
We drove down this road August 25, 2013 as part of a road trip extending from Whitehorse to Yellowknife. All photos on this page taken with a Nikon D700 and Nikon 17-35mm lens.
Alaska Highway near Muncho Lake Provincial Park
Rooms for rent – real cheap !
Tesla River Lodge
Eating the “world famous” Cinnamon buns at the Tesla River Lodge
Stuffed moose, deer, wolf and why not buy a pair of PJ’s ?
No Sniveling. yes – the gas is expensive !
Alaska Highway – Blackstone Territorial Park, Northwest Territories
Blackstone Territorial Park, is a small campground located approximately 115km north of Fort Liard, and 166km south of Fort Simpson, Northwest Territories, Canada. The park is located on the bank of the Liard River and is the starting/ending point for many paddle trips and river rafters from Nahanni National Park. From the shores of the Liard River one can see the very popular Nahanni Mountain Range.
These photos from a road trip from Yellowknife to Whitehorse road trip, passing through Blackstone Territorial Park on Aug 3rd-4th, 2013. All photos on this page taken with a Nikon D700 and Nikon 14-24mm lens.
View of the Nahanni Mountain Range from the Visitors Centre
Enjoying the view over the Liard River and Nahanni Mountain Range from the Visitors Centre
Walking along fallen trees along the shoreline of the Liard River
Typical view of the Liard Highway. Yes – it is a gravel road
