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Canada Impressions: I want to ride my bicycle...
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Saturday, July 16, 2011. I want to ride my bicycle. In April I started riding my bike to work again. It was part of my personal commuter challenge to live what I preach as part of my job. One way is about 11km; a good distance to wake up in the morning and unwind after work. I haven't regretted my decision one second; my commute is just wonderful and much more enjoyable than taking the bus. Just noticed that I took almost the same photo last September. It's still one of my favourite parts of the route.
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Canada Impressions: The world's largest tepee
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Thursday, July 21, 2011. The world's largest tepee. On our way to Winnipeg we stopped in Medicine Hat. Funny name I thought and did some research. When the first people settled down in Medicine Hat there were lots of birds which feathers were used by the Native people's medicine man for their hats. That's how the town got its name. The round plates of the tepee are paintings by local artists that express the culture of the Aboriginal people and their ways of life. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Canada Impressions: July 2011
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Thursday, July 21, 2011. The world's largest tepee. On our way to Winnipeg we stopped in Medicine Hat. Funny name I thought and did some research. When the first people settled down in Medicine Hat there were lots of birds which feathers were used by the Native people's medicine man for their hats. That's how the town got its name. The round plates of the tepee are paintings by local artists that express the culture of the Aboriginal people and their ways of life. Tuesday, July 19, 2011. We are in Regina...
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Canada Impressions: Beautiful commute
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Sunday, December 12, 2010. In September I started cycling to work. My commute goes mainly along Elbow River and through a few parks. A beautiful start into the day - and I am even faster than by bus. However, during winter I probably leave my bike at home. The pathways are not all plowed and I don't trust myself on the one steep hill down to the river. Rather don't take a ice bath :-). This little bunny was sitting beside the pathway trying to become invisible. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Canada Impressions: February 2011
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Thursday, February 24, 2011. The week before Christmas we went on another trip with Sierra Club Chinook Group. The outings are a great way for us to get out of town and enjoy some time in nature. This time was our first snowshoe trip. Nic and I haven't done snowshoeing before and I wasn't sure if it was good to lead the trip without any experience. It is really easy and essentially just like walking with different shoes. Monday, February 21, 2011. Sunday, February 06, 2011. Ye Olde Y Holiday Party. North...
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Canada Impressions: August 2011
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Friday, August 05, 2011. Well, I wanted to keep you entertained with our trip to Winnipeg. There is still lots to tell. Anyhow, here is today's photo from Calgary:. Yes, that is hail. After a bright, sunny August day we start the weekend with golfball-sized hail. I still can't believe it - hail in August. The tomato plants in the backyard of my office building are mushed, all foliage has been stripped off by the hail. Thank goodness we don't have a greenhouse yet. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Canada Impressions: Transformation
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Sunday, July 03, 2011. Buildings in Canada still amaze us. Most of them have a wooden core even if they look like a brick building. Here is one in our neighbourhood that was just started last year and is now almost finished. The front of the building. The same building now. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe to this blog. The worlds largest tepee. I love the mountains, I love the rolling hills. I want to ride my bicycle. 1 Minute Log (Tony / English). Anne in Qatar (Anne / German).
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Canada Impressions: March 2011
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Friday, March 18, 2011. Cirque de la Symphonie. To give the date March 18th another, more pleasant connotation we went to a concert and performance tonight; a co-production of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. And the Cirque de la Symphonie. It was absolutely amazing! The final highlight of the show were the two strongmen Darek and Jarek. It's nothing short but astonishing. Unfortunately, the video embed function was disabled. You can watch a clip of their performance on Youtube. Or read an article here.
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Canada Impressions: May 2011
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Sunday, May 22, 2011. After our relaxing hike yesterday we spent today spring cleaning at home. We sorted out a few things that will be donated to others who need them more than we do. A few items like a worn out mattress were no longer usable and we brought them to the landfill. Have you ever seen a landfill? I imagined a stinking dump, like a little hell on Earth, dark, toxic and basically the last place you want to be. This is not at all what I expected:. More something like this:. Our first hike of t...
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Canada Impressions: April 2011
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Saturday, April 02, 2011. It's spring - and we have a snowstorm warning for the weekend. So here is a photo of the not so uncommon spring in Calgary:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe to this blog. 1 Minute Log (Tony / English). Anne in Qatar (Anne / German). Blog von Robert und Anne (Anne / German). Friedis Welt (Friedi / German). Petra Press (Petra / English, German). PS Blog (Paul / English). The future of digital interaction (Ed / English). Here we live (Google Maps).
