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A cruise ship departing St. John’s, Newfoundland is saluted by an officer at Signal Hill.
I used Twitter on Canada Day to post a whack of my personal favourite photos that I’ve taken over the years in this great country. Here’s a sampling of them, iin no particular order.
I hope you enjoy the show! Feel free to write back to me, of course: jim@jimbyerstravel.com. If I left your favourite place out pf my gallery, my apologies. I don’t have time to post all 10,478 photos in my laptop, and there still are many parts of Canada I haven’t had a chance to visit yet.
If you want to see any of the photos I missed in this gallery but posted on Twitter, check my Twitter account and follow me @jimbyerstravel. And you can always email me at jim@jimbyerstravel.com or follow me on Instagram @jimbyerstravel1. I’m also on Facebook at Jim Byers Travel.
Hope you enjoy the show!
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Dog sledding on a frozen lake near Canmore, Alberta. Not on Canada Day, of course. But a very Canadian thing to do, for sure.
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Muskoka is my favourite place on earth to spend a summer’s day.
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I hadn’t posted this on Twitter yesterday, but I took it last week in the stunning and surprising Iles de la Madeleine in Quebec. What a great place!
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Playing volleyball on the beach in Vancouver. I waited for just the right moment to get this shot!
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A drive along the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia is a must-do experience for any Canadian.
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The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is an outstanding property in Alberta.
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The shoreline of Lake Superior in Ontario doesn’t get enough attention. It’s a remarkable and beautiful part of Canada.
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I fell in love with Sooke, British Columbia during a recent visit. Here’s a nice shot from my balcony at the wonderful Sooke Harbour House.
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Lunenburg, Nova Scotia is a charming community on the South Shore. Be sure to stop in at the Salt Shaker Deli for lunch or dinner.
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Another moody, low-light shot, this one of Notre Dame in Old Montreal.
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Golf in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta is tremendous. Here I got a nice shot of some low clouds around the Three Sisters rock formation in Canmore.
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Jumping for joy at the beach in PEI. That would be a good place to spend Canada Day sometime!
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Last but not least: Kluane National Park in the magical Yukon. Hope to make it back some day!
