The biggest sausage, the biggest lily and the biggest tomahawk in the world, real and artificial animals in city parks, a giant Easter egg from Ukraine, junk cars and abandoned farmhouses, the Canadian police as a rubber duck – and a flat tire. A trip through Alberta and Saskatchewan can be that diverse. In addition, there are the famous “Timbits” of Tim Hortons, but also pictures that make you think. Here is our collection of pictures from the Prairie States.
Impressions
Talstation der Gondola auf den Sulphur Mountain in Banff, Alberta
Skywalk am Icefields Parkway, Alberta
Unter der Glasplatte geht es 280 m in die Tiefe!
Unter der Glasplatte geht es 280 m in die Tiefe!
Wapitihirsch in Jasper, Alberta
Centennial Park in Edson, Alberta
Centennial Park in Edson, Alberta
Belgravia Art Park in Edmonton, Alberta
World’s largest Sausage in Mundare, Alberta
Pysanka in Vegreville, Alberta
Ein riesengroßes Osterei aus der Ukraine
Ein riesengroßes Osterei aus der Ukraine
Shit Happens
Reifenpanne am Trans-Canada Highway kurz vor Lloydminster, Alberta
Reifenpanne am Trans-Canada Highway kurz vor Lloydminster, Alberta
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
World’s largest Tomahawk in Cut Knife, Saskatchewan
Canada’s Biggest Bat in Battleford, Saskatchewan
Lost Place bei Leask, Saskatchewan
World’s largest Lily in Parkside, Saskatchewan
Our Lady of Lourdes St. Laurent Shrine, Saskatchewan
Lost Place am Chief Whitecap Trail, Saskatchewan
Hoop Dancer im Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Scarecrow Festival in Lumsden, Saskatchewan
Eichhörnchen am Provincial Legislative Building in Regina, Saskatechwan
“Duck Ranger” im RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan
Schrottautos in the Middle of Nowhere, Alberta
Pinto MacBean in Bow Island, Alberta
Giant Corn Stalk in Taber, Alberta
Hase am Provincial Legislative Building in Regina, Saskatchewan
Am Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Alberta
Mit den berühmten “Timbits” von Tim Hortons
Mit den berühmten “Timbits” von Tim Hortons
“Every Child Matters” vor der City Hall in Calgary, Alberta