Highest and Lowest Elevations in Calgary, Alberta: Green Edition
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The collapsible wagon made me laugh out loud. We use the same to take walk with our young kid. It is indeed the best equipment anyone can have
I can confirm that it did indeed dump on Bowness.
i would hit like, but the counter's at 69. so i'll just leave a comment saying i liked it.
For those unfamiliar with southern Alberta, the key words in that video were "gentle breeze". The average wind speed is usually about a five thousand kilometers per hour. Days of gentle breezes are very nice.
You should follow up the water video with a geology one! Also I hear a yellow Warbler and a Savannah Sparrow at the end 🐦
I mean... if you're a nerd for anything and you aren't utilizing collapsible carts and wagons (and crates and boxes) to haul all your crap from place to place... are you really a real nerd tho? **not a paid endorsement by Big Collapsible
Wonderful💚
Little fluffy clouds, they went on forever
Really pretty stuff! Also really enjoyed the song that plays during the panning shots of the greenery. It reminds me of Brian Eno’s “By This River.” What’s it called?
In the spirit of the great Canadian band Moxie Fruvous, which province has the highest lowest point? Putting my chips on Alberta.
It's actually Saskatchewan (every province but SK and AB touches sea level.) The funny thing is that their lowest points are the same geological feature straddling the AB/SK border: Lake Athabasca and the Slave River. The lake is mostly on the SK side, and the Slave River drain is on the AB side, so the lowest point in Saskatchewan is Lake Athabasca, right at the Alberta border.
The highest point in Calgary is 1989 when the Flames won the cup. The lowest point is 2000 when Bret Hart retired.
That's the same collapsible wagon I have, and I just broke it out this week to carry 6 cubes of coco fibre snake substrate. It is a good wagon.
My downward opinion on Calgary probably stem mostly from my uncle who lives there and I care very little for. As a native northern Ontarian, I fear my need for trees and hills would drive me crazy. Is the proximity to the Rockies worth it?
There are actually bits of Calgary with trees in them, I promise! (Though nothing like Ontario). I really do think the Rockies are worth the kind of mediocre trees though.* There’s nothing else in the world like them. And the big sky is really something else too. *assuming you don’t get migraines from the weather pressure systems they cause. Then the Rockies are a bitch.
You're right Dan, I do need to carry stuff. I need a collapsible wagon
Old Timey Prospector Dan is my favourite Dan
Now I want a collapsible wagon
I miss those puffy prairie clouds so much!!
Dan with his wagon has such big dad energy… Also there are some amazing shots here. Love the composition with the music.
i wish i measured my blood pressure before and after watching this, because it probably went down 10-20 mmHg
I don't know how you live with that view of the mountains always there. It's stunning, and I feel like it would have some sort of permanent effect on my brain if I could see a sight like that whenever I look west. Idk what though. Maybe I should ask people who live in Denver the same question...
This cured my seasonal depression