Camping with Horses.
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We went camping for a week near Limestone mountain. Alberta. The first few days we had a heatwave and lots of wind, but the evenings were lovely. When it cooled down we had, rain, then hail and eventually snow.
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The Canadian Rocky Mountains of Alberta.
It's a long drive, but it was totally worth it.
We went camping for a few days at one of favorite spots.
The place was spotless when we arrived.
What is Alberta Crown Land Camping?
Part of the river was still frozen.
Camping in Springtime.
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Hiking along the James river.
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We make our fire in a plow disc.
The plow disc rests on a collapsible stand.
We saw a few feral horses again.
You can read about them and see previous photos here.
Feral Horses of Alberta, Canada.
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“Wild horses” or “feral horses”? The debate rages on in Alberta, Canada. The provincial government believes that the wild horses west of Sundre, Alberta are the descendants of domestic horses used in logging and guiding/outfitting operations in the early 1900’s. The Wild Horse Society of Alberta (WHOAS) believes that they are of Spanish descent. WHOAS is so sure of this that they have sent away DNA samples to the University of Texas, Equine Genetics Lab for testing.” – Wild Horses Of Alberta