In the fall of 2010 my S.O., the ever-adventurous Dr. Lisa, went to attend the meeting of the Society for Pediatric Pathology, which was being held in Banff, Alberta, Canada and being the generous sort, she decided to bring me along. We went several days early to get in some serious hikes before the meeting, the highlight of which was a guided hike up to the famous Burgess Shale fossils in Yoho National Park. Both the hike and the fossils were amazing. Actually, pretty much everything was amazing out there. We're definitely planning a return trip. Below is a selection of the photographs I took during the week.
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Macro: Flowers, Plants, Fungus |
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Animaux SauvagesThe bilingual road signs warned us of "Wild Animals/Animaux Sauvages" and we were constantly on the lookout for moose, elk and bears. But during the entire week these were the only "Animaux Sauvages" we saw... |
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