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Hello everyone,
What a restful/hectic week I’ve had over in Kaslo British Columbia as I touristed around Kaslo and participated in the annual choral workshop held in town. This trip was photographically sparse for me, but I managed to take a few pictures of the lake where we had the traditional Monday night wiener roast. 
Yes, it really is that beautiful there.
I’m back home in Alberta now, and slowly finding my way back to my usual routine. Thanks all for your patience with a week of light but interesting posts.
Summer vacation is never complete without a trip to Kaslo, British Columbia. Packing up the fiancee and parental unit we embarked on the 12 hour car trip (Oh, and a stop off at Radium Hotsprings as well) to the funky/quaint town known as Kaslo. It is a week of intensive learning, singing and general revelry. This year, as last, was a good time. Let the photoblogging begin!
Getting to Kaslo from Alberta requires a ferry ride. Woo!
In a valley surrounded by mountains and lakes (Kootaney lake in photo), oh the horror.
The Moyie, one of the largest paddle wheel boats in existence. Now a museum.
Kaslo is a hamlet that sees some rain, evidenced by the mossy roof.
A sample of the flowers at the Kaslo townsite.
Ah, singing central, everyday from 10 till 3 of drilling and singing and more singing.
Our trusty steed and lodging for the week at Kaslo. The local ravens decided that our jeep was a great place for their bird-doo.
The beach was a five minute walk away from our lodging. It was lovely, except for the rain. :)
One of the singers brought her Shetland Sheepdog "Mcduff" along for the week. And as in most cases, the experience is always enhanced when dog is added.
Looking North at the continental divide on the Kootenay ferry, and so endeth our Kaslo trip for the year
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Mystro
The Arbourist
Dead Wild Roses 
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