Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label truck. Show all posts
Thursday, May 13, 2010
May 13th
3.00pm. On a country road just north of Edmonton, an old truck gently rusts in a farmer's field. All over Alberta you can see in the backroads, the rusting carcasses of cars, trucks & farm machinery. I don't mind them, they add a touch of the past to a landscape which is often spoiled by the garish new. I was making a long, hot 4 hour drive back home from Edmonton to Canmore.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
April 28th
8.30pm: I stopped in the swirling snowstorm at the PetroCanada service station near Cochrane, the weather has been appalling all day - heavy snow, 90mph winds, generally miserable. I don't want to turn this into a weather blog, but we get such extremes here. Just a week before I was playing football in balmy conditions & now this. I had been for dinner in Calgary with a colleague over from Toronto - he was lucky (in a sense) to get to Calgary given the hurricane force winds that all but closed down the airport.
Labels:
cold,
petrocanada,
snow,
trans canada,
transcanada,
truck,
work
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
January 5th
Trans-Canada bleakness - a truck thunders down the East - West highway at Scott Lake Hill as the sun struggles to break through the snow clouds.
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