Pictures of Vulcan, Alberta.
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Monday, May 12, 10:06 pm
The bed & breakfast place, part two...snow version
Vulcan, all snow-covered!
The "Hair-I-Tage House" - oh appreciate the wit.
A purple house. Who has a purple house!?!?
Yet another cat! This one was like three feet away from the previous one, hiding behind a bush. Unlike the previous schizophrenic/paranoid/matt silver cat, this one was lazy and calm and unconcerned.
Another cat. This town is full of them! This one was sitting crouched and waiting to spring into action at the first sign of danger, I suppose.
One of the various side streets leading to the bed & breakfast. Note the lack of street lights - it's all dark and spooky to walk at night.
A giant tower. The highest point in Vulcan. Of course the first thing that ran through my head was wondering if I could climb it. However the ladder extends above the roof of a house, so that's out of the question...for now.
The empty surrounding landscape around Vulcan.
A cat! ...yeah it's just a normal cat. But this is for Jenny Cat!
If ever there was a haunted house, it would be this house.
A different Pharmasave window. Yes, it's another giant Star Trek face...I have no idea what race or whatever this one is though.
My office space. Looks pretty busy, huh?
The Pharmasave window. Yes, it's a giant growling Klingon face in the window. For no reason.
The Mohawk 'station' - really it's just a sign and a pump in the middle of an empty lot.
The replica of the Starship Enterprise.
The final plaque, written in Vulcan.
The third plaque, with the Enterprise's specs.
The second plaque, written in Klingon.
The first of four plaques on the base of the giant Starship Enterprise replica.
The office of the Vulcan Advocate, the newspaper where I'm working. It's about a million years old.
A Vulcan directional sign. Yeah, they're all like this.
Downtown Vulcan.
The bed & breakfast place.
My room in the bed & breakfast where I'm staying right now. Notice the orange tie in the foreground on the table.
