Early morning, two Saturdays ago, one of the High Level hotels burned to the ground; thank you’s go out to the High Level Fire Department for bringing the blaze under control and limiting its scope.
Listening to – Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Radio Nowhere,’The Who’s ‘I Can See For Miles’ and the Primitives’ ‘Crash.’
Quote to Consider – “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.’ – Dorothea Lange
Great pictures, excellent clarity and sharpness of detail. I like the new layout too, nice and clear. I’ve been very remiss with my own blog lately. Lots of changes in life so I hope to get back to it soon.
I’ve got my camera out, looking around a little closer to you than usual – I’m in Iceland.
Changes in Life – all sorts of things can be going on … family, job etc.. In our neck of the woods the oil prices have halted oil exploration and many wells are being abandoned. While families aren’t moving from our area – job loss is big in Alberta. The snow cover on the prairies has been lack-lustre and things are shaping toward a drier than usual summer and then toward possible forest fire; fire bans are already in place and the snow has yet to melt.
'Why be reliant upon secular media sources, literary works penned by atheists, and embittered hearsay to inform your views on religiosity, or worse still to bring about the lack thereof, isn't that as sensible as asking directions to KFC from Ronald McDonald?' ―T. C. M
Amazing photos. I hope no one was injured.
Good day, Maralee:
I have not heard about any injuries; the blaze seems to be something that may have started in the wee hours and took hold. Thanks for looking in.
Take care … 😉
Great pictures, excellent clarity and sharpness of detail. I like the new layout too, nice and clear. I’ve been very remiss with my own blog lately. Lots of changes in life so I hope to get back to it soon.
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
I’ve got my camera out, looking around a little closer to you than usual – I’m in Iceland.
Changes in Life – all sorts of things can be going on … family, job etc.. In our neck of the woods the oil prices have halted oil exploration and many wells are being abandoned. While families aren’t moving from our area – job loss is big in Alberta. The snow cover on the prairies has been lack-lustre and things are shaping toward a drier than usual summer and then toward possible forest fire; fire bans are already in place and the snow has yet to melt.
I hope all is well. Take care.