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Wordless Wednesday: Quiet Reflection

March 16, 2016March 16, 2016 | Edmonton Tourist

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Visiting RAM today @royal_alberta_museum and saw the restored Sunwapta CFRN Totem Pole. It was cool seeing my childhood reflected in the Human History Gallery. • • • • #ram #yegdt #royalalbertamuseum #totempole #sunwapta #explorecanada #explorealberta #edmontontourist #exploreedmonton #firstnations #treaty6 #yeg #urbanyeg #museum #firstnationsart

Many historians and writers consider the Canadian victory at Vimy a defining moment for Canada, when the country emerged from under the shadow of Britain and felt capable of greatness. Canadian troops also earned a reputation as formidable, effective troops because of the stunning success. But it was a victory at a terrible cost, with more than 10,000 killed and wounded. Today marks 100 years since WWI. Lest we forget. • • • • #vimyridge #france🇫🇷 #explorecanada #canadianhistory #armistice100 #canada #explorefrance #art #edmontontourist

Throwback to Josh’s summer on the river 📷: @_chelster_27 • • • • #explorecanada #travelphotography #amahappycampers #yegrivervalley #northsaskatchewanriver #rivervalley #exploreedmonton #edmontontourist

The boat house part II • • • • #nationalpark #banff #parkscanada #lakelouise #edmontontourist #explorecanada #mybanff #boathouse #travelphotography #dailyviewalberta

The boat house • • • • #banff #lakelouise #mybanff #banfflife #parkscanada #nationalpark #fairmont #boathouse #explorecanada #travelalberta #dailyviewalberta #explore #edmontontourist

The Borden Park pavilion is a playful take on the former children’s carousel that was once located in the historic English-style park. It won the Governor General’s Medal in Architecture in May 2018. It was designed by Toronto Architects gh3 who were chosen through a design competition. The beautiful building is functional too with seating and washroom facilities inside. • • • • #yegarchitecture #yegparks #yegdt #architecture #design #edmonton #gh3 #yeg #bordenpark #exploreedmonton #explorecanada #explore #dailviewalberta #edmontontourist

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