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Haven't changed a bit since 2011 when i left

I like it thank you

Very nice town

Love it

I love this town. So much history

Nice

Very cool little town!

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Watching again!

Great video!

I miss living in Bragg Creek, very laid back and beautiful, but so true about the commute if you work in the city

Thanks for the adventure.

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An interesting little tidbit of fact. You can travel from Claresholm all the way to Edmonton without having to go through another traffic light on Hwy 2.

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I like that you don't edit out any of your driving in town. I'm happy with seeing the main streets and any other interesting old buildings you find. You could maybe do more intown driving and cut out the highway driving at the later part of the video or just end it as you leave town. Only my opinion though.

This video came up in my recommendations, so I decided to check it out and glad I did. Will be checking out more of your videos

itis nice trees

Looks peaceful and clean despite the negatives. It's now designated under the Rural Renewal Scheme ....

I lived there with my wife and kids from 1993 to 98. We moved to Strathmore in 98 and we are still there today. Kids are grown now and on their own.

good video and info

Thankyou for posting this I grew up in this area and to this day I’m around there I was looking to move into rosebud but all the tourism is leaning me towards carbon another valley town close by

Very nice video

Great video

Nice

nice

Very good video. I subscribed.

Too blurry...I like watching them but u need a better camera..

I think this video does the community of Wetaskiwin a great disservice. No community is without its challenges. We chose to move to Wetaskiwin a few years ago. The people are friendly, the city is welcoming, has a lot of services and is well managed. Moving here was a good choice and we do not regret it one bit.

good stuff

Great photos, but they scroll by too fast

Good work!

Good video!

I grew up visiting Drumheller as a kid. Always loved going up to Wayne. I now live right on the Rosebud River. Never leaving. 👍🏼👍🏼

so cool... i found my house in parkdale. it was built in 1930 and had no trees around it at the time. thank you.

UH no mention of how the cree tribe of Hobbema - a once thriving economic nation who got all their riches from oil reserve, that have since dried up, and how fast the town grew bc Hobbema Nation Members were spendinging the vast majority of their wealth in this town, It's so obvious that there is a very HIGH CORRELATION between the dried up oil rigs and the sad state of the economy and all the crime, drugs and alcohol that come with a depressed economy, Do your research right!!!

Good video!

Went in in the 70’s 👍

You should have shown the Red Deer River Banks the Blureo Ferry and nearby drum Heller, Three Hills has the best honey in the world

verynice thank you mister

Fantastic video

Used to live here, I liked it a lot, the prices used to be brutal for any sort of shopping but I heard they swapped owners not long after I moved out. Commute was a problem going to school in Airdrie but overall it was a nice place to live at the time.

Always appreciate local museums...sure do add to the communities in which they are found and keeping local culture alive and well and not to be forgotten.

Thank you!

No haunted house?

Very nice!

Don't forget the world economic forum has so many mayors in alberta, and politicians, they are making 15 minute cities.

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Used to punish their teams in Hockey years ago. Coldest rink in the league at the time. Good people though

"The hills where the peace was made", beautiful Cree name