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July 10, 2012 | Edmonton Tourist

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Lyndon up date! I continue my daily visit when I’m in town. The connection I’ve made has startled me. I find myself acutely aware of the environment. My conscious of wasteful consumption has heightened. Gratitude for everything has intensified and acceptance of things has left me neutral. It’s been an amazing transformation. #gardenlife
The End of the World, does Edmonton really think people will start calling it Keillor Lookout? Classic City thing to do, take something secret and delightful and make it an attraction- like they did with Accidental Beach. Regardless, will have a lovely river valley . . . . . . #exploreedmonton #edmonton #yegrivervalley #yegneighbourhoods #endoftheworld #edmontontourist #urbanyeg #igdaily #igyeg #bluesky
Finally made it to Keillor Lookout today. Many people were celebrating 420 hiding in the woods. The platform felt anticlimactic. But the views are amazing . . . . . . #yegrivervalley #yegdt #urbanyeg #yegneighbourhoods #edmonton #exploreedmonton #edmontontourist #travelalberta #endoftheworld #keillor
April 16 was a traumatic day for those who value humankind, equality, fairness and life. I walked to my polling station and discovered Poetry Pathways, poems and verse etched into the sidewalk along Wildrose Park. There is light at the end of all of this because there are sparks of goodness everywhere. Check on your friends, hug your family, be kind to those who don’t deserve it. Be the change you want to see in the world. I’m grateful my town shared my values. We are alone in a sea of greed power. Thank you Meadows Community League for spending money supporting the arts. It’s a lovely thing to see on my walk in my community . . . . . . #edmontonneighbourhoods #chagrindamour #yegarts #yeg #kindness #loveyourself #loveyourneighbour #edmonton #exploreedmonton #poetry #art #writersofinstagram #edmontontourist
When I was young I fell in love with the sky Fell deep into her eyes And found myself swimming In blue with a mouth full of clouds . . . . . #yeg #edmontonneighbourhoods #meadows #poetry #publicart #yegarts #edmontontourist #art #verse
Are you headed to the tulip festival? It opened early this week in Abbotsford. Take a moment to see this spectacular experience! @abbotsfordtulipfestival . . . . #bloom #tulipfestival #tulips #abbotsford #hellobc #explorecanada #beautifulbritishcolumbia #edmontontourist

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