Jasper, Alberta 2017

A lake near Jasper Alberta

VENDETTA Skins - Jasper skin

MOONLIGHT INSIDE - INNER EYE LINE

Marked - Ankh ring and necklace

Mancave

♫♥♫Smith & Burrows - Wonderful Life♫♥♫

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Located about 20 km east of Jasper Alberta

Athabasca Falls is a waterfall in Jasper National Park on the upper Athabasca River, approximately 30 kilometres south of the townsite of Jasper, Alberta, Canada, and just west of the Icefields Parkway.

The morning fog bank didn't completely block the day's first light on Pyramid Peak. Patience paid off this morning.

A favorite place to begin a new day. Hence I've taken many shots from here, some more posted below in comments.

I also have some grand memories of shooting with some very special people here.

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Morning there at Jasper National Park.

The Wee Jasper Bridge over the Goodradigee River, near Yass, NSW. Because of the Covid 19, the local store is closed, the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary is closed and Careys Caves is closed. The scenic countryside and roads are open. 😊

Lake Talbot

Morning view there at Pyramid Lake. A little on the cool side, but very peaceful.

Jasper looks for clues. Eyes open. Ears open. Nose to the wind. He'll find the perpetrator.

A view of the crossing out to Pyramid Lake Island, taken near sunset with the 9 Stop ND.

One of Jasper's many lakes, with a tad of paint.

Early morning with sunrise light over Pyramid Lake ... a magical place and time to be there as well.

A pretty landscape near Jasper and very close to Athabasca Falls.

Watching patio activities from behind the planter.

From Vancouver to Jasper the Rocky Mountaineer follows the tracks through the Canadian forest

This was taken half way between Hinton and Jasper Alberta. This lake is super shallow end to end. This was just after technical sunrise.

Jasper definitely has some behavioural issues, he has become quite close to me, but he keeps biting my hubby.

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Spent an hour watching Wasps at their nest site today, fascinating stuff!, they must have a large/late brood as the workers were constantly delivering food, a constant stream of Wasps leaving and returning to the nest most of which were carrying something, this particular nest was concealed within an old slate wall, I remember calling them Jasper as kid! :)

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Whenever Jasper, my photo assistant, is in the mood to take a photo tour, he take a seat in a shoe :-)

Thanks Leonie for the shoe!

Happy Sunday all!

Flowing river here taken while traveling through Jasper National Park.

Jasper, Medicine Lake after the rain....

Used to be Jasper Tramway, now it is called Jasper SkyTram

Camera: Konica Minolta Z3

Aperture: f/8

Focal length: 8.7 mm

Shutter speed: 1/320

ISO: 50

I know. I promised Monday as "Dog Day." Well this is eight hours early, but I wanted to share more of Mt. Diablo tomrrow before moving on to ... who knows what.

This was Jasper, an Australian Shepherd I think. What I can tell you about Jasper is that he kept looking at me like this. I think he loved me! But his owners wouldn't let him go. I met them on Ginder Gap Trail on Mt. Diablo. As obedient as Jasper was, the people he owned wouldn't let him off the leash. Good humans.

I'll bet if he could use that look, he got everything he wanted. Maybe even a sheep.

#Gemstones-Crazy Tuesday

Jasper, an aggregate of microgranular quartz and/or cryptocrystalline chalcedony. Other mineral here is grey colored arsenic! Jasper is usually red, yellow, or brown.