Jasper National Park, Canada




I was going to call this post "speechless in Canada". But I do have to tell you these were taken within Jasper National Park, Canada. We did come to an end of one of SD cards ...next post will be the 2nd one. Our Canada trip was a memorable one ...with lots of photos!! droolable views. No one will ever be able to tell me that Canada is not one of the most beautiful area in the world. I love my home, where I am from ...but I wonder if I will ever been able to not feel a lack in my heart, I miss Canada. Canada GIRL, you blessed me, made me thankful for my being alive and able to see you with my very own eyes. & most important - I'll see you again soon. I hope? fingers crossed??! I hope? God only knows, I guess. I hope??! Beth ( :

Comments

Linda Kay said…
Beth, it certainly looks like a place to return to! The sky and water are stunning.
5/4/15, 8:32 AM
William Kendall said…
That last shot with the clouds enveloping the mountain really is pleasing. It's been too long since I've been in those mountains.
5/4/15, 11:36 AM
TexWisGirl said…
You do love Canada. :-)
5/4/15, 2:13 PM
Sandi said…
Breathtaking! This was seriously like a deep breath of fresh air...with a hint of iPad screen. Still good though.
5/4/15, 2:39 PM
Ruth Hiebert said…
Since I am from Canada,this post makes me smile. Jasper is a gorgeous area.
5/4/15, 4:01 PM
A Colorful World said…
Lovely place, Beth!
5/4/15, 5:42 PM
Stephanie said…
Looking forward to more of your images of Canada! These are gorgeous!
5/4/15, 10:32 PM
EG CameraGirl said…
Alberta is a beautiful province, especially in the Rockies. I'm not surprised you tool many, many photos. ;)
5/5/15, 9:35 AM
Beth said…
So beautiful, Beth! I love what I've seen of Canada - want to see more though. We went to Niagara Falls and north of Toronto last summer. We visited Judith from Lavender Cottage and had a wonderful time. I've also been to Vancouver and Victoria - Butchart Gardens is AMAZING.
5/5/15, 5:01 PM
eileeninmd said…
Hello Beth, it is a beautiful place to visit.. I can see why you would want to visit again..Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
5/6/15, 5:02 AM
Tanya Breese said…
beautiful views beth!
5/6/15, 8:56 AM
Rose said…
I think I would love Canada...
5/8/15, 7:47 PM
Pamela Gordon said…
I've enjoyed all your Canada photos Beth and hope you get to come north again to tour. You are always welcome here. :)
5/12/15, 11:54 AM
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