It was in 1903 that this rock slide from Turtle Mountain hit the town of Frank. If you've ever driven through the Crowsnest Pass in Alberta you'll have seen the massive boulders that cover the area, pretty much exactly as they did 110 years ago. We stopped at the interpretive centre to have a short look around before continuing south on our road trip. It's an amazing area, and the debris field is pretty staggering. Read more about the disaster here.
Earlier this week our Thinking Hat exhibition was in the Medicine Hat News. You can see a larger version of the article here.
We made our way up to the roof of the Beveridge Block on Saturday after our Thinking Hat exhibition closed for the day. We wanted to have a few drinks to celebrate the success of our opening night, to mark the event and how everything came together, and to take in the view from up there. If shooting a photo series of Medicine Hat has done anything, it's certainly given me some incredible perspectives of Medicine Hat. From the roof of a historic building that my prints were currently being displayed in, that point never seemed quite so true.
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