That pretty much describes the entire Conway Twitty catalog.

Grande Prairie has a beautiful trail system. In the summers I walk the Crystal Lake trails almost daily. I’ve seen deer, moose, a fox and of course the swans and although tough to see a blue heron along the reeds about 1/2 way along. Then snacks, Saskatoons and raspberries.

Who’s there?

The people of Beaverlodge officially named the beaver Justin.

I believe the smoke is actually coming from the dumpster fires in Washington DC and Florida.

Best one I ever saw, a buddy of mine named Doug was spelled Dug

I even made you a t-shirt.

My friend Robbie Craig is coming back to our gallery in Grande Prairie June 7 and 8. Please join us. This painting shown is of a pine tree in Grande Prairie’s Muskoseepi Park looking south over the reservoir. Under the Moon Glow. @robbiecraig.bsky.social

Back to back stories on Yahoo. A bit ironic but also shows what’s wrong with the internet. For those who haven’t been to Alberta, we are landlocked.

Exterior of my art gallery in Grande Prairie, we represent roughly 55 artists. All Canadian with 1/2 being local artists. Member of Indigenous Tourism Alberta and Indigenous Tourism Canada. All pieces online at grantberggallery.com.

First post here will be one of my sculptures “Over the Bow”. These are bronze. Original is stone and antler. A tribute to my ancestors resiliency and ability to adapt.