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| Saskatchewan, Summer 2013 Remember this post? Last summer, my fiancé and I drove across most of Canada in the short span of 2 weeks. It was an intense trip of 14 hour days spent locked in a car, consuming vast quantities of fast food, and staring at endless and unyielding prairie. We drove from Edmonton, Alberta to Ottawa, Ontario, a distance of approximately 4,6000 miles, or 7,402 kilometers. While I would not recommend such a speedy trip in the future, it was certainly a hell of an introduction to the middle portion of Canada, which, for the record, is the biggest portion of Canada. I recount my run-ins with exploding bears, Lake Superior Provincial Park, bannock burgers, and crappy Toronto drivers in this post over here. Almost a year later, here are some less-than-inspiring photos from that trip. Formatting is screwy because BLOGGER.COM IS INCAPABLE OF HANDLING PHOTOS AND KEEPING THEM FORMATTED AS THEY GET UPLOADED. Or else I'm an idiot. |
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| Rural Ukrainian Church |
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| Prairie train, the kind that makes you wait, and wait, and wait ... |
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| ... and wait. Yes, those cars stretch all the way to the horizon. |
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| Pretty church window at Batoche, site of the famous Metis rebellion. |
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