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Canadian Unicorns

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By saralinneahelen • Posted in Travel • Tagged alberta, Banff, Canada, lake, Photography, reflection, Travel, unicorn, Wanderlust, workingholiday

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As we retreated from our climb back to camp that day, the last bit of light faded in the desert and highlighted the contour of our objective for the following day - a visually splendid sandstone spire known as Castleton Tower, seen on the left. 🏜 “Kor-Ingalls” is one of those amazingly confidence crushing routes graded 5.9 back in the 1960’s, while feeling more like a sustained 5.11 today. It hurt... but it was beautiful. On top.

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When what was supposed to be a direct drive from Canmore to Vancouver the quickest way possible turned into 700 vertical meters of this. I love spending time with people who's got their priorities right. Thanks for this time Canada ❤️❤️❤️

Alex, the star in so many of my shots from this past year, here working his crack magic on the sexy sandstone of Zion National Park last month. I came here for the first time as a teenager a decade ago and was blown away by the intensity of the beauty packed into this place. I travelled to another 50 or so countries since then, but southern Utah still blows my mind and remains one of my favourite places on Earth.

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Alex soaking it all in after reaching the summit of a pretty outstanding Yosemite classic at 3326 m, just in time for curtain call.

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