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local YOUR 10 BEST A 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. Remember, you needn’t limit to pictures, we have file pictures – it could be your favourite summer books, concerts you have seen live, local artists or Impressionists. Today, former DHT staffer and local hockey historian extraordinaire sends the first in a seasonal series of one of his favourite aspects of Grande Prairie – the Bear Creek trails. Summer vistas for this edition. No better way to start your day. MORNING MIST Riding, rain or come shine. Even the wildflowers hide from the constant rains. PEEK-A-BOO Pathways to enjoyment. High water and fast current make for unique patterns on the surface. LACY CREEK A stormy night in the park. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST An environmentally- friendly solution indeed as goats keep the growth in check. WEED AND FEED From Centre 2000, over the foot bridge and the familiar backdrop of Canfor. BRIDGING GENERATIONS •Submit YOUR 10 BEST to frinne@bowesnet. com, photos optional but welcome, and be eligible for some great prizes from the DHT • STAN NEUFELD 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 5 10 The spillway tells no lies. SO THAT’S WHERE THE WATER WENT ARCHY- TEXTURE DETERMINATION Muskoseepi Park Pond in sepia-tone: Simple beauty. PEACEFUL RETREAT

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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. Essentially, it is a Top 10 list – in no particular order – that is relevant to you and your community.

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Page 1: Your 10 best

local

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. Remember, you needn’t limit to pictures, we have file pictures – it could be your favourite summer books, concerts you have seen live, local artists or Impressionists.Today, former DHT

staffer and local hockey historian extraordinaire sends the first in a seasonal series of one of his favourite aspects of Grande Prairie – the Bear Creek trails. Summer vistas for this edition.

No better way to start your day.

Morning Mist

Riding, rain or come shine.

Even the wildflowers hide from the constant rains.

Peek-a-Boo

Pathways to enjoyment.

High water and fast current make for unique patterns on the surface.

LacY creek

A stormy night in the park.

BeautY and the Beast

An environmentally-friendly solution indeed as goats keep the growth in check.

Weed and feed

From Centre 2000, over the foot bridge and the familiar backdrop of Canfor.

Bridging generations

•Submit YOUR 10 BEST to [email protected], photos optional but welcome, and be eligible for some great prizes from the DHT •

stanneufeLd

1 6

2 7

3 8

4 9

5 10The spillway tells no lies.

so that’s Where the

Water Went

archY-texture

deterMination

Muskoseepi Park Pond in sepia-tone: Simple beauty.

PeacefuL retreat