An interesting little passageway/alley in downtown Edmonton:
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Edmonton buildings from this date 4 years ago:
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Feeling fine - I got out on my skis today for the first time this season.
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@Zevon Sane folks wouldn't do that. The entire river wasn't clogged with ice, there were some stretches of open water that day, but still!

A fine day for #canoeing on the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton. This was December 3rd in 2016.
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Some clever, good ideas for cities:
https://youtu.be/omXpfgF2PLM?si=lN3qnz7ONnXJ4jda

Interesting natural river ice art (#photos from this date in 2012):

A December 3rd morning (2020) in Edmonton:
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@99reasons4truth Thanks!

Nighttime in the city:
#BlackAndWhite #CoSoPhotography

A quiet, snowy evening in downtown Edmonton, on this date in 2013:
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Two views of Edmonton's Jasper Avenue (the primary/historical downtown thoroughfare) on this date 4 years ago:
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Two colorful abstract #photos from 2011:

Churchill Square in downtown Edmonton on December 2nd in 2020:
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@SECRET_ASIAN_MAN Not that part of downtown 😆, but it was an area that I walked through everyday for years, on my commute.

Street scenes from downtown Edmonton on this date (Dec. 2), 13 years ago. Note the minimal snow on the ground that year.
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A blue December 2nd (2011) morning in Edmonton's river valley:
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@misslovelymess Yes, that ice! I have lived here all my life and the icy ground is the thing I like least!

@Tacitus_Kilgore I can't remember but it looks like it could have been. If there was a patch of open water it could have been steam rising from it on a really cold day.

A couple more intriguing images of the river ice in Edmonton on December 1st (looking down from a bridge):
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