No photo can capture the scope and grandeur of a real live glacier. This one has receded hundreds of yards of the last few decades. The pace of glacial recession has increased markedly due to human industrial activity.

Some random images from our journey to Banff and Jasper National Parks

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brandonalpert > No photo can capture the scope and grandeur of a real live glacier. This one has receded hundreds of yards of the last few decades. The pace of glacial recession has increased markedly due to human industrial activity.

brandonalpert > Bundled up to walk on a glacier.

brandonalpert > I didn't see anyone else wearing shorts on the Columbia Glacier hike. I'm sure it's a high metabolic rate that keeps me warm :)

brandonalpert > No shortage of choices for hiking trails in British Columbia and Alberta!

brandonalpert > The hike to Moraine Lake, above Lake Louise

brandonalpert > Above Lake Louise, clearing after a summer afternoon shower

brandonalpert > Hard to beat the clarity of water this close to a glacier...

brandonalpert > When the sun comes out, the canoe rental comes to life on Lake Louise!

brandonalpert > World's strongest iced tea. Funny, it's almost impossible to find it unsweetened up here!

No photo can capture the scope and grandeur of a real live glacier. This one has receded hundreds of yards of the last few decades. The pace of glacial recession has increased markedly due to human industrial activity.

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