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Your 10 BestA new and regular

feature of the DHT will be YOUR TEN BEST, and we encourage you to be a part of it. Essentially, it is a Top 10 list – in no particular order – that is relevant to you and your community. Today, Dan Wever

shares his favourite photos taken while enjoying his favourite downtime, enjoying both photo opps and time with family.Thanks Dan! Great

stuff.

As we walk in and around Grande Prairie, these flowers are a very common sight.

AlBertA’s ‘wet And wild’ rose

These furry cattails are plentiful along Bear Creek...now stay still, and don’t sneeze!

BeAr Creek CAttAil

I always enjoy taking my dogs for a walk in Grande Prairie’s “jewel” of a park.

BeAr Creek rest

Kids, or should I say,”dare-devil’s” having fun at the skateboard park in Muskoseepi Park.

FlYin’ high

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The suspension bridge spanning the Peace River at Dunvegan provides a very nice silhouette against the setting sun.

dunvegAn delight

My three-year-old grand-daughter Ava poses for Grandpa in one of the big tires at Pipestone Creek campground.

Peek-A-Boo

There are so many places to camp around Grande Prairie; this one at Saskatoon Island is one of our favourite retreats.

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Almost every evening presents us with a new and picturesque sunset...well worth the wait to capture it.

sAskAtoon sunset

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My grand-daughter Ava,(haven’t we seen this actress in another photo here )enjoys catching bubbles with her grand-parents camping.

BuBBle girl

Saving best for last, this was taken a few years ago when Grande Prairie hosted the Canadian Hot Air Balloon Festival. There’s nothing like seeing a dozen or so of these “fire blowing monsters” lighting up the night sky!

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A new and regular feature of the DHT will be YOUR TEN BEST, and we encourage you to be a part of it. Today, pictures are

worth a thousand words for sure: It’s Dan Wever’s salute to fall fauna, one of a few we will share with you before the snow falls. For fun, ID all the

species shown, email me at frinne@bowesnet.com and win a prize courtesy of the DHT and the Grande Prairie Storm.

– Fred Rinne

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