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How to Plan a Christmas Bird Count for Kids: Tips and Activities
This past December, I had the joy of collaborating with Alex Bodden, president of the South Okanagan Naturalist Society, to bring the first-ever...
When I visited this site twenty years ago there was only a sign and a gravel parking lot. Now, in an effort to preserve these unique pillars, the area is completely cordoned off with wires and surrounded by a dedicated metal walking path. There are also a shelter and toilets in the parking lot for tourists. If you are driving to Drumheller to visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum take a short drive east to see the Hoodoos too. It is well worth it.
Those are really cool! And I love your haircut – apparently it's been awhile since I've been to your blog 🙂 Your trip looks like a very fun adventure!
I do remember this place as well. Our trip to Winnipeg was between the dates of June 28 to July 23rd 1996. I am browsing in my photo album and what a change in the Dinosaur Park and the Hoodoos. Thanks for the photos. Wonderful. Alice
Looks like so much fun! Your kids must be having a great time, and you look like you're having a wonderful time as well. Looking forward to catching up with your family soon.