Drumheller Collection (#2)

A Small Crowd Gathered At A Wooden Cross

Badlands with sediments from the Cretaceous, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Clouds and blue sky over a dirt track in the Badlands of Alberta, near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada, North America

Horsethief Canyon in the Badlands of Alberta, near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada, North America

Blue sky over a highway through the Badlands of Alberta, near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada, North America

The hoodoos, rock formations formed by the erosion of Bentonite in the Badlands close to Drumheller in Alberta, Canada, North America

The hoodoos, rock formations formed by the erosion of Bentonite, in the Badlands close to Drumheller in Alberta, Canada, North America

An aurora display taken from Wintering Hills Wind Farm, Alberta, Canada
June 28, 2013 - An aurora display taken from Wintering Hills Wind Farm on Highway 56 south of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

The northern lights as seen from the Wintering Hills Wind Farm, Alberta, Canada
June 29, 2013 - The northern lights as seen from the Wintering Hills Wind Farm near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. The moon is just rising as the display is reaching a peak in intensity

CANADA: MINERS ON STRIKE, 1919. Coal miners on strike at Drumheller, Canada, 1919

USA, WA, Walla Walla. Old advertisements are found throughout downtown Walla Walla, like this one on the back side of the Drumheller Building

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Canada, Alberta, Drumheller: Horseshoe Canyon Overlook

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Canada, Alberta, Drumheller: Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology, Brontotheres Skeletons

Hoodoos near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Canada, Alberta, Hoodoos near Drumheller

Hoodoos, limestone features, Badlands, Drumheller area, Alberta, Canada, North America

Dinosaur Valley, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada, North America

Albertosaurus Dinosaur Statue, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Hoodoos at Drumheller Alberta, Canada

Canada, Alberta
Hoodoos at Drumheller Alberta, Canada

Canada, Alberta, Drumheller. Hoodoos

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Winter in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada unveils the breathtaking beauty of the Badlands. As snow blankets the rugged terrain, East Coulee emerges as a hidden gem near this captivating town. The sight of Jesus on the cross with two others serves as a powerful reminder of faith and sacrifice. The Royal Tyrrell Museum houses fossilized remains of dinosaurs like Struthiomimus altus, transporting visitors back to prehistoric times. DDE-90027611, DDE-90027580, and DDE-90027578 are just some of the fascinating specimens that await discovery within its walls. Nature paints a mesmerizing picture over Drumheller's landscapes. A rainbow gracefully arches over a golden wheat field while hoodoos stand tall against star trails in the night sky – an ethereal spectacle that leaves one in awe. Even cloudy sunsets hold their own charm here; they cast an enchanting glow upon Drumheller's small chapel nestled amidst winter's embrace. This exterior view captures both serenity and resilience amid colder months. Delving deeper into religious imagery, we encounter depictions such as "The Crucifixion Of Christ" and "Jesus In The Wilderness. " These artworks evoke contemplation and introspection for those who seek solace or spiritual connection. Drumheller is more than just a place; it is an experience that encompasses history, nature's wonders, and profound spirituality. Whether you explore ancient fossils at the museum or witness Mother Nature's artistry firsthand – this Canadian treasure will leave an indelible mark on your soul.