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This was a weekend of a slower paced trip to the pass. We slowed down in Nanton and Leitch Colleries to take some photos.
I had passed by this museum many a time in Nanton, Alberta. It is a town that has undergone a facelift.
Another plane mounted on a pole.
A second view of the first plane.
A statue stands close to the parking lot.
Build your own backyard train layout with supplies from this store.
This camper got blown off a pick up truck. Never ride in one while in motion.
It sure got damaged. Looks like anything useable has been stripped out.
And one last view.
I found this sign rather amusing...Welcome, BUT "Enter at own risk!"
Leitch Colleries on Hwy 3.
Linda poses.
Dean poses.
This is what it looked like in years gone by.
A very scenic spot.
Remains of the coke ovens.
Lee Lake. 3 kms off of Hwy 3. (west of Hwy 22.)
Lee Lake. Here is the place to fish.
The Wild Rose of Alberta.
Tall yellow flowers.
Flowers.
Flower.
On a clearer day you can see the Crowsnest mtn and even the one behind it with the unusual rock formations.
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