June 10th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
I’m going to break my post about Dinosaur Provincial Park into two parts: the first on the park and badlands (“the outside”) and the tomorrow’s post on the excellent Interpretative centre (“the inside”). We were absolutely blown away by the park, and how many things there are to do. Next trip we will take the [...]
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June 9th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
After the T rex Discovery Centre, we made the scenic drive through the Cypress Hills to Medicine Hat, AB,where we stayed overnight. En route we saw more pronghorn antelopes: and stopped at the Alberta Tourist Info Centre at Walsh, just inside the AB / SK border. We’d stopped there on the way out for a [...]
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June 8th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
After picking Jim up at the Greyhound bus station and sleeping in Swift Current Thursday night, we headed to the T Rex Discovery Centre in Eastend, SK first thing Friday morning. The boys were uber-excited! I am including lots of pics from the Centre (at the end of this post) as I am sure at [...]
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June 7th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
Last Thursday the boys and I headed to Swift Current, SK to meet Jim, who was taking the bus from Regina (about 3 hours E of Swift Current) there after his Prairie Developer conference. We then headed out on a mini-vacation of sorts, heavy on dinos and wildlife and landscapes. Despite all of us catching [...]
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May 28th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
Friday afternoon the boys and I attended a workshop on vermicomposting, or worm composting, put on by a lady who runs a small business in Calgary, Worms at Work. There were 30 or so young homeschoolers in attendance—including some friends that we didn’t realize would be there—along with about a dozen Moms. The boys are [...]
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May 27th, 2010Posted by Risa Kawchuk
This morning the boys and I headed to Calgary’s Firefighter Museum, for their grand-re-opening. Despite the pouring rain and gloomy skies, we had a wonderful time. We listened to speeches, heard some live music, learned local history, talked one-on-one with a friendly “old timer” fire fighter, checked out displays, and so on. The boys got [...]
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