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The top of the falls are behind Ginny, here at the upper viewpoint.
Holding up the rocks!
Heading back to Canmore, we decided to walk some more along the Bow River and did the Larch Island loop through a provincial park nature preserve.
Mt. Rundle from the Trans-Canada Highway on the way back to Canmore. Mt. Rundle, particularly from this angle, is the symbol of the town of Banff.
Crossing an old railroad bridge (which is now just a pedestrian walkway) over the Bow River in Canmore. The Three Sisters, the symbol of the town of Canmore, are in the distance.
A patch of sunshine along the river with the Rundle Range on the opposite side. Cascade Mountain in Banff is visible in the distance on the right.
Note the patterns of ice in the river along the shoreline.
The Three Sisters from a bridge in Canmore, looking down the Bow River.
Another cloudy day and strong winds, so we went to nearby Grotto Canyon where the weather doesn't matter so much.
Heading back to Canmore, we decided to walk some more along the Bow River and did the Larch Island loop through a provincial park nature preserve.
Heading back to Canmore, we decided to walk some more along the Bow River and did the Larch Island loop through a provincial park nature preserve.
Heading back to Canmore, we decided to walk some more along the Bow River and did the Larch Island loop through a provincial park nature preserve.
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