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  1. Some of the few grain elevators left in southern Alberta.

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  2. Popular with hikers, fishermen, campers. Cypress Hills were the only area on the Canadian prairies not glaciated during the last ice age.

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  3. P&H elevators in Mossleigh, Alberta

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  4. The Cypress Hills were the only area on the Canadian prairies that were not covered by glaciers during the last Ice Age. There are many species of plants and animals found nowhere else.

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  5. Recent rains have allowed some of the local vegetation to flourish

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  6. Main Street, Milk River, Southern Alberta

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  7. The Cypress Hills were the only area in Alberta not covered by glaciers during the last Ice Age. There is a wide variety of flora and fuana found nowhere else.

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  8. Early moning skies threaten the landscape in southern Alberta

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  9. On the banks of the Milk River, in southern Alberta these rock formations have numerous pictographs made by the indigious tribes hundreds of years ago. A 360 degree panorama

  10. Different styles of windmills used on the prairies in western Canada. The large one in the foreground was typically used in Europe to grind grain. Others were used to pump water in the dry areas of southern Alberta.

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