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fknSamsquamptch t1_j9rgvuj wrote
For the record, Alberta has more than one tree. I can see at least... three in this photo, alone!
CharlotteLucasOP t1_j9sc4mb wrote
I’d be more impressed if it was a photo of a lone rat in Alberta, tbh.
83franks t1_j9sebq2 wrote
Never gonna happen!
artofarock t1_j9pmxdv wrote
I like it. Good thing you stayed
smithcolin t1_j9qp60f wrote
Minnewanka?
THIS_MSG_IS_A_LIE t1_j9smons wrote
don’t mind if I do
thisismydayjob_ t1_j9rgxle wrote
Heard there's an Advantage to being in Rural Alberta.
HIGHestKARATE t1_j9rlhj4 wrote
Ah, yes. We call it the Rural Alberta Advantage.
thisismydayjob_ t1_j9s6f9j wrote
Brilliant! Seriously though, love them.
Pickerington t1_j9rlobp wrote
r/LoneTree
Icy_Passenger2028 t1_j9p77dj wrote
Beautiful
jamesftw OP t1_j9pv9pw wrote
Thank you!
aBeaSTWiTHiNMe t1_j9r2pxp wrote
Hmmmm looks like a good place for a pipeline.
OkLeading1827 t1_j9rrxk3 wrote
This is surreal. Where are the other trees? One last tree standing.
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jamesftw OP t1_j9pv8xw wrote
Its dead unfortunately, or else I absolutely would
stikky t1_j9r4xwq wrote
The mountains where they meet Alberta in the Lower Mainland would just be my dream place to live (so long as I had good internet). I'm always in awe of the mountains and I'm fine with 0 to -20 temps so long as I have functioning central heating to retreat to.
mountaingrrl_8 t1_j9s11sq wrote
I'm so curious where this location is as the Rockies are a ways away from the Lower Mainland - one would say different sides of the province even. (Vancouver and the Lower Mainland are part of the Coastal Mountain Range, arguable one of the most beautiful places around).
stikky t1_j9scr71 wrote
oh I guess I should have said the area along the Trans-Canada. Not sure where this particular place is, could be much farther north too for all I know but there are many vistas along the road through Rogers Pass into Golden and around the Banff Area.
BrewCrewKevin t1_j9r76la wrote
The thumbnail hit me with some confusing perspective, I thought it was a giant tree across the lake, the bottom being a reflection.
Something about the way the horizon splits the entire picture, and the tree is the only thing bridging it.
Nice shot!
imaweebitweird t1_j9r9h7o wrote
Ah the mighty larch!
calilac t1_j9rj4cf wrote
Number 1
imaweebitweird t1_j9rjh5g wrote
Thanks to that film i know how to Recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away
Son_of_Sardu t1_j9sbs7l wrote
Missed one
isleyreust t1_j9q4l7k wrote
Love the mood in this image
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Beautiful_Hotel6367 t1_j9qswuc wrote
What a great shot! Beautiful.
llathrop01 t1_j9r7t5i wrote
Yes. How beautiful.
Got2Go t1_j9ra52o wrote
Used to be a set of twin trees until some kid in a life vest crashed a delorean into the other one back in the 50's
hersheymn t1_j9rbbs9 wrote
I absolutely love this. Great picture!
free_airfreshener t1_j9ruqoi wrote
That's where you can find dark link
Cant_See_Me_00 t1_j9ryp34 wrote
Stunning!
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jamesftw OP t1_j9p2c8i wrote
Went out for what was predicted to be an amazing sunrise, only to find the clouds had moved in and completely covered the mountains. Stuck it out anyway and got a surprising pop of color just behind the infamous lone tree.
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