HiddenTyndall

Province, remember how I told you about the stone that was unturned in Assiniboia? Well, here are some photos of the library volunteer who made the discovery, Bette Malesh, and her husband George. Thank you both for returning the stone to the Legislative building!

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Fairy Glen was one of the tiniest communities I saw during my travels. I liked the Wikipedia description: “It not only has a Co-Op, but also a section of paved road.” Sounds like my kind of town. Congratulations on your discovery, Heather!

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Froude is almost a ghost town. On the foggy day I visited, I nearly missed it for the hoar-frost. Reverend Glenn Ball recently discovered the stone I left in Froude at the abandoned Presbyterian Church. Thank you for participating!

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Province! Recently I took a road trip to Alberta, and along the way I checked in on some of the stones I hid last summer. Three are missing! Have they been found? Kept? Or lost? If you recognize these images, you have clues as to where stones may be lingering…

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Another spring discovery! I really wanted to explore this hardware store in Kerrobert, but alas, it was a Sunday and the shop was closed. Congratulations, Andy!

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Dusk was descending when I arrived at Yellow Grass in mid-December. I left the stone atop a cenotaph in the park. Huge congratulations to Landon, who recently discovered it there!

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