michaelmaltby
Colonel
every outing is an "opportunity" ....
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Crimea River's Photo Album
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Yep, glad to be able to walk and take it all in.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Nice shots Andy! Those are great!
ontos
Tech Sergeant
Beautiful shots Andy, love landscapes.
A lot of places to bury bodies that's for sure Andy. Ever think of getting into the "trade"? Just kidding of course! Wink wink
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Crimea_River
Marshal
I am Jim so watch it! 
Good shots Andy!
Hahahahaha. Great stuff Andy!
T Bolt
Colonel
Real nice Andy
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks guys.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
That sure has a beauty to it, but gawd that looks freakin' cold!
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Crimea_River
Marshal
It was actually a "pleasant" -4C.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Oh...so it was just about t-shirt weather, then!
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Many HS students here would agree with that.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Nice shots Andy, I particularly like the second from last.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks Terry
evangilder
"Shooter"
Cell phone cameras have come a long way. Nicely captured. 
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks Eric and it's a ...gulp....BLACKBERRY!
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Took today off to go on a hike with my son, Tim, as the weather was calling for sunshine and a high of 22C. We chose to do a relatively quick one up to Lake Agnes which feeds the famous Lake Louise. The hike was an elevation gain of 385 meters and just 3.4 km from the Chateau Lake Louise and then a further one kilometer and just over 100 meter elevation gain to a cliff top known as "Little Beehive" which offered a spectacular view of the Chateau and lake below.
Tim and I on the shore of Lake Louise at the start of our day. It's not often that the skies are so clear when we are there.
Probably the shot of the day: Lake Agnes taken from the patio of the teahouse located on its shores. The teahouse will open next week to serve the throngs of tourists and this was one of the reasons we chose to go today.
We had a quick lunch on the lake shore and then hiked up to Little Beehive. It was then that my camera crapped out, despite the fact that I loaded what I thought was a freshly charged battery in it this morning. So out came the company Blackberry for these remaining shots taken from Little Beehive.
A view back to Lake Agnes at extreme right in the middle of the picture. At bottom left of center is Mirror Lake which is fed by a waterfall from Lake Agnes. At the extreme left can be seen the western edge of Lake Louise.
This is Fairview Mountain on the southern shore of Lake Louise
And finally, the Chateau at the eastern end of Lake Louise.
Tim and I on the shore of Lake Louise at the start of our day. It's not often that the skies are so clear when we are there.
Probably the shot of the day: Lake Agnes taken from the patio of the teahouse located on its shores. The teahouse will open next week to serve the throngs of tourists and this was one of the reasons we chose to go today.
We had a quick lunch on the lake shore and then hiked up to Little Beehive. It was then that my camera crapped out, despite the fact that I loaded what I thought was a freshly charged battery in it this morning. So out came the company Blackberry for these remaining shots taken from Little Beehive.
A view back to Lake Agnes at extreme right in the middle of the picture. At bottom left of center is Mirror Lake which is fed by a waterfall from Lake Agnes. At the extreme left can be seen the western edge of Lake Louise.
This is Fairview Mountain on the southern shore of Lake Louise
And finally, the Chateau at the eastern end of Lake Louise.
