You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd

 

I realised that as I was looking back through our photos from our trip home from the Yukon that I had not shown you the pictures I had taken of the Buffalo herd along the way.

These Buffalo are located between Watson Lake, Yukon and Liard Hotsprings, BC.
Aren't they just gorgeous creatures?
 

 

We encounter them every time we make this trip.

They are so amazing, I never tire of them!

 

 

Many times in the past we have had to drive around them with our car, as they were right in the road.

But they were all lazing around this trip.

I guess we caught them at their nap time.

I wish I had taken the time to count how many we were passing, but a certain fellow was driving so fast at times they were sometimes just a blur...

 

Every time I see the Buffalo now I remember what a very wise man once told me.

 

And it is this:

 

I think we'd all be wise to take heed to this very wise man's advice!

Don't you?

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I am off to visit some of the grandchildren for the next few days so expect lots of brag photos in the next few post.

 

Also, I wanted to share two more blog parties were they were sweet enough to feature my Budget Decor Porch.

 

I'm calling it the porch that just keeps giving and giving!

 

 

Angie's

 

 

 

 

Revi's

 

 

Have a good week, my friends!

Kimberly

 

 

 

 



 



A Ukrainian Easter Egg

 

 



Did you know that the Ukrainians are known for their intricate decorating of Easter eggs, which are better known as Pysanka's?

Tim and I passed this huge depiction of a Ukrainian egg in the small Alberta town of Vegreville.

So since I can't be home to show you any lovely Easter displays, ladies, this will be my contribution this year.

 

Do you have your reading glasses on, because you may need them to actually see what it is that I'm trying to show you here!

 

Can you guess what it is?

 

 

In this photo I feel certain that you can see them better....

Yes, it is Sea Gulls all flying South passing through Alberta.

There were so many that I could not possibly get them in my camera scope!

If I had not been in shock at seeing the masses I might have had the presence of mind to try the panorama setting on my camera.

 

 

I discovered that it's not only Geese that form v's when they fly.

 

So neat!

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Today we have at least a ten hour drive.

We are driving Fort St. John BC  to Watson Lake Yukon.

 

This is where the mountain driving begins.

The weather forecast looks good.

Who knows, I may have a chance to get some animal photos to share with you tomorrow!

I hope you're having a great day-Kimberly