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Old Posted Oct 1, 2013, 11:59 AM
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Man, I love foxes. Great photos!
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this thread is kicking ass lately!
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Man, I love foxes. Great photos!


Here'sone from a hike in Whitehorse.

Haven't been able to Photograph the one that comes in to the yard and hangs out with my dog.
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Old Posted Oct 3, 2013, 5:11 PM
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Can you identify the Desert? (see bottom of post)


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Gorgeous. I really want to go to the Cypress Hills, after that, it looks like I have another Canadian desert to visit!
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Old Posted Oct 3, 2013, 5:29 PM
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Gorgeous. I really want to go to the Cypress Hills, after that, it looks like I have another Canadian desert to visit!
Cypress Hills is amazing from the photos I've seen, bring your SPF 40 !
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haha more like SPF 3000 Also known as a poncho!
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That isn't the Cypress Hills, there are no sand dunes in the Cypress Hills that I know of. The Cypress Hills are more like the foothills and are located in the extreme SE of Alberta and SW Saskatchewan. For some really cool sand dunes check out the Sand Hills in SW Saskatchewan.
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That isn't the Cypress Hills, there are no sand dunes in the Cypress Hills that I know of. The Cypress Hills are more like the foothills and are located in the extreme SE of Alberta and SW Saskatchewan. For some really cool sand dunes check out the Sand Hills in SW Saskatchewan.

"The photos" are of Spruce Woods Provincial Park, South Cypress, Manitoba Canada, (location at the bottom of the photos?)
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a 15 year old did this great vid of Howe Sound:

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Me too!!!





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That isn't the Cypress Hills, there are no sand dunes in the Cypress Hills that I know of. The Cypress Hills are more like the foothills and are located in the extreme SE of Alberta and SW Saskatchewan. For some really cool sand dunes check out the Sand Hills in SW Saskatchewan.
We know that. We were talking about that I already wanted to go to Cypress Hills, and now that I've seen those pictures Cyrodill posted, I have an entirely new desert that I need to see as well
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That isn't the Cypress Hills, there are no sand dunes in the Cypress Hills that I know of. The Cypress Hills are more like the foothills and are located in the extreme SE of Alberta and SW Saskatchewan. For some really cool sand dunes check out the Sand Hills in SW Saskatchewan.

On the TCH when you turn to go south towards Maple Creek (and Cypress Hills) you can turn north instead and head to the Great Sand Hills.



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Is there a beach in this great sand hills place? Sounds lovely!
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"The photos" are of Spruce Woods Provincial Park, South Cypress, Manitoba Canada, (location at the bottom of the photos?)
Yeah I know, that was my point.
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A point we already knew though... we weren't referring to it as the Cypress Hills... at all.
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