Valleyfield Church, New-Wes-Valley, Newfoundland.

This was taken in Vancouver (Lovely City) which means it's not Vancouver itself but a look across at North Vancouver. I might be horribly wrong of course. If you know, let me know, either way.

This stunning view was found about 4.2km up a trail at Kinney Lake, somewhere on the slopes of Mt. Robson, which is the highest mountain in the Canadian Rockies.

Mt. Robson. I have lots of pictures of this guy.

"A piece of cotton snagged."

- Jennifer Shook -

I think this might be another peak next to Mt. Robson, but not Robson himself. But then it very well could be Robson. I should have taken notes.

A Lake I took photos at whilst Jenn caught up on some much needed sleep, parked nearby.

A close up of the Lake.

You pass this spot on the way to a beach on P.E.I, which I again do not know the name of. Looks great though.

Clouds so close you could touch them.

I think this is an Elk, but I'm not great with animals. If you know what kid of animal this actually is, tell me. Thanks.

I guess you might be wondering what's special about this picture. I must have lots like this, yes? Well if you look closely you'll see a Bald Eagle.

And now you have no clue... well if you look really closely you'll see a little Brown Bear running away from the noise of the truck.

Kakwa falls. That place is just dying to be jumped into, but I suggest you don't for fear of, well, dying.

So what do you do when you're spending your first night in Edmonton, (Lovely City,) you can't sleep, you hear sirens and you notice there's crime happening right outside your window? You photograph it through the screen. Shame I wasn't quick enough to catch the spotlight, there was air support and everything.