it drifts a couple minutes later each week as the sun angle shifts, so it's a unit that slowly runs away. seasonal daylight tax

Found this thread late and immediately went and checked my own trunk. Calgary edition: two camp chairs, a snow brush in July, and one puck of completely unknown origin. The prairie trunk provides.

spotted the exact newspaper in a rerun last night and pointed at the tv like a maniac. thanks for this

That post-storm gold is the best light in the country and I'll argue it with anyone. It's the sky apologizing and overdoing it.

Adding a late entry for Calgary: ginger beef. The story goes it was invented here at a Chinese restaurant decades back, and late night ginger beef has personally carried me through some winters.

we get doubles after hailstorms constantly and I have never once clocked the reversal. going to be insufferable about this now

adrenaline-seasoned is going on the menu, thank you

Honey dip catching strays in here. It's the reliable friend of the box. Never the star, never lets you down.

Writing-on-Stone, way down in the southeast corner of Alberta. Everyone does Banff and Drumheller, but the hoodoos along the Milk River at sunset are something else entirely. It was 34 degrees last time I went and I'd still go back tomorrow.

of course not, I was busy standing in it being amazed. the eternal trade-off

the old bank building downtown has a brass door plate worn from gold to pink in one thumb-sized spot. same thing, fancier metal

'a painting under glass' is such a nice way to put it. does it need touch-ups through the season?