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Ruin Attractions In Taber

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Aquafun Centre

Remington Carriage Museum

Dinosaur Provincial Park

Bomber Command Museum of Canada

Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park

The Fort (Museum of the North West Mounted Police)

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World Heritage Site

Taber is a town in southern Alberta, Canada within the Municipal District of Taber. It is located approximately 51 km east of the City of Lethbridge at the intersection of Highway 3 and Highway 36. Taber is famous for its corn due to the large amounts of sunshine the area receives. It is therefore known as the Corn Capital of Canada and holds an annual Cornfest in the last week of August.
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Ruin Attractions In Taber

1. Dinosaur Provincial Park Patricia

Taber Videos

Traveling in Alberta Canada. Highway Driving after Taber Town. Canadian Farmland.

Here's another exciting highway video in Alberta Canada. The footage of this video is a bit past the town of Taber.

Music by Mark Quigley.

Lethbridge Alberta Canada - Driving Tour in City/Town - Life/Houses/Homes

This is Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. If you are going to visit this city for sightseeing purposes, do a bit of research because the Japanese Garden doesn't open until a certain date of the year.

Also, the fort doesn't open until a certain time of year.

Maybe next time I drop by I'll be able to see these place...

Music by Mark Quigley - Keyboard

Travel Photography in Drumheller, Alberta

Check out all the photos from this trip over at my photography blog

This week I had the chance to get out of the house a bit and explore a part of Alberta, Canada that I haven't had the chance to shoot travel photography in before and that's the town of Drumheller. Now, the town of Drumheller itself isn't much to write home about. However, the surrounding areas are fantastic for travel photography and there is a nice variety of things to see and photograph.
Just outside of Drumheller, Canada you have all these amazing scenes to shoot. You have places like Horsethief Canyon, the Hoodoos, and of course those amazing Canadian Prairies. You also have the famous Tyrrell museum which is full of dinosaur bones and artifacts.
This trip lasted three days and we shot as many keeper images as we would somewhere in much more popular in Alberta. The cool thing about shooting photography in Drumheller is the variety. And it was that variety that made this trip such an awesome success.
This trip was also sponsored in part by Enterprise Rent-a-Car so a massive shout out to them for making that happen, and helping me pursue my passion.

Vancouver Canada. City in Spring. Some Cherry Blossoms. City Life. Fraser to Main Street.

Those cherry blossoms are here and there in Vancouver, BC, Canada. You just have to be patient.

We start our brief walk on Fraser Street. East 45th Avenue is basically a road with houses for people to live in. By the end of the video, we have reached Main Street.

Music & filming by Mark Quigley.

Lethbridge Alberta to Coaldale Town. Driving Tour of Highway in Canada. Countryside.

We are driving from southern Alberta's largest city Lethbridge to Coaldale, a town that seems to have everything (according to its website).

Music by Free Jazz Vancouver (Mark Quigley & Michael Quigley).

Taber Aquafun Center Alberta CANADA

Abandoned Ghost Town? || Faro Yukon

Explore the town of Faro, the Yukon’s best kept secret. The fact that half the town is abandoned does nothing to dampen the sense of community.

Music by Birocratic

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Whale Watching - Victoria British Columbia! | Moving to Canada 12

Keep watching until the Whale goes RIGHT underneath our tiny rib boat. It was AWESOME! Anyone reading this - do it!

Swift Current City in Saskatchewan. Life in Canada. Driving Around Houses/Homes.

We are driving around Swift Current in the province of Saskatchewan. Spring seems to be just around the corner in this city.

Music by Mark Quigley.

Downtown Vancouver Canada. Walking on Granville Street on a Sunday. City Tour.

If you enjoy looking at people, Granville Street is where you should go. Conveniently get out of the Vancouver City Centre Skytrain for easy access to shopping, clubs in the evening and concerts.

Music & walking by Mark Quigley.

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