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Put new snow tires on my Magnum yesterday. (Yep, snow isn't far away here in northern Canada.)
While I waited for the tire guys to do their thing, I walked around our city's downtown. Very cold wind, but the sun was bright.
This pretty building is all done in some sort of copper overlay on the windows. It looks so great reflecting the clouds.
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Midsummer twilight in Edmonton at 10.36 pm, looking to dowtown from the River Valley Overlook in Strathcona. The arch bridge is the Walterdale Bridge, 56 metres high and completed in 2017, a replacement for a decaying 1913 bridge in the same location.
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The Duggan bridge on Saskatchewan Dr reopened on Friday. View of the skyline on Saturday morning from its new lookout about an hour before sunrise.
Duggan Bridge: ca. 1958, demolished and replaced in 2021
Reopened to public on Friday, October 29, 2021
Towers in Edmonton are dressing up for the night. The latest being 'Edmonton House' in blue light.
Assembled using 6 images, shot at 70mm.
No, these are not those cute KLM houses.
This new development is quite striking in Edmonton, Alberta. Some people love it and others not so much. I think it is a welcome change from the dull, boring, regular strip malls that we encounter so many times in the city.
Thought it looked a bit too canadian so made it into a Delfts Blue scene. Hope you like it. I do! ... ofcourse I am biased ;)
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Saw the tail end of this train as we were leaving the Alberta Railway Museum so decided to chase it south. We tried to catch it north of Highway 15 but that didn't work out. Anthony Henday construction screwed us over further south. We ended up walking across the field to St. Paul junction. Well worth the hike through the mud and the water!