Jasper National Park 2





Jasper National Park is huge ... enjoy those snow capped mountains!! amazing times and such a gorgeous area!! The 2nd shot is my header shot less the earth globes. ha. ha!!! Enjoy your day! Beth ( :

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eileeninmd said…
Hi, Beth! I love the snowcapped mountains and the beautiful lake. Gorgeous scenic shots..Have a happy day and week ahead!
5/11/15, 7:21 AM
Anonymous said…
Amazing pictures, Beth. Enjoy the day. me
5/11/15, 7:31 AM
Buttons Thoughts said…
Jasper is truly beautiful. I have never seen it and I live in Canada. I am so happy you posted these awesome shots. hug B
5/11/15, 7:49 AM
Judy said…
These photos are simply breathtaking!!!
5/11/15, 9:13 AM
Cranberry Morning said…
Those photos are just gorgeous. I will enjoy the snow-capped mountains even more when it's late August and we're a little tired of the heat. Right now, we're so glad to be done with winter! LOL
5/11/15, 9:42 AM
don said…
The Jasper mountains are a beautful part of the chain of mountains throughout the parks.
5/11/15, 10:51 AM
William Kendall said…
Great views! Those mountains beckon me. I have climbed in the parks there.
5/11/15, 11:33 AM
TexWisGirl said…
really, really gorgeous!
5/11/15, 11:47 AM
Amy at love made my home said…
It really is so very beautiful isn't it! xx
5/11/15, 5:03 PM
This N That said…
Beautiful..Looks so much better without the earth globes..
5/11/15, 6:40 PM
Stephanie said…
Truly breathtaking views!
5/11/15, 9:50 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
This is a truly spectacular area.
5/11/15, 10:13 PM
Unknown said…
The view out over the lake is gorgeous. it looks very peaceful.
5/12/15, 1:19 AM
Anonymous said…
What a beautiful clipping of the mountains and the sky! The reflection of the pebbles in water looks amazing!
5/12/15, 3:57 AM
Tanya Breese said…
such a beautiful place beth!
5/12/15, 9:07 AM
betty-NZ said…
That's some amazing scenery!
5/15/15, 5:42 PM
Anne Payne said…
Okay. I want to go here. I am in awe of the beauty displayed.
5/28/15, 7:13 PM
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