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Waterton Lakes National Park, tucked away in the extreme southwest corner of Alberta, Canada, is the smallest of the Rocky Mountain National Parks, but many consider it the most beautiful. It’s the Canadian part of the International Peace Park, made up of Waterton in Alberta, and Glacier Park in the United States. This view is looking south towards the USA end of the Lake. The park has two UNESCO designations, as a World Heritage Site and a Bio-Sphere Reserve. In addition, it’s also the centrepiece of the National Geographic Society project called the “Crown of the Continent”.
It’s probably the least-travelled of Alberta’s great chain of parks, but many people consider it to be the most stunning and spectacular.
Taken June 10, 2010
Fuji S100FS camera
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Great work))))
Many thanks rosiczka, glad you liked it!
– George Cousins
Wow, can’t wait to get there. Fantastic shot George. Were you at the RB meeting in Waterton?
Hi Teresa, many thanks..yes Jann and I were there, it was great to meet Vickie,Fred, Blair,Sean and Jason. Had a fun time. Beautiful little park, easy to get around and very few people when we were there. You’ll love it!
Hi Leslie, Very many thanks, and much appreciated!
– George Cousins
Wonderful capture George…..Looks fantastic !!
Hi Sean, greetings from Nova Scotia! Home again ‘bye!
Thanks for the kind comments, I’m sure you have some that are as good or better, from the same spot..lol! Wonder how many shots get taken there in the course of one year? :))
– George Cousins
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Hi Irene, very many thanks my friend, it’s an honour to be featured!
Love this one as well George. The colour and composition is right on!
Many thanks Phil, I took quite a few earlier under cloudy and dull skies but then the sun came out and did them all over again. The far end of the lake unds up in Montana. We took the boat tour the next day and got a lot of nice shots. That was at the RB meet and greet thing.
– George Cousins