As the darkness slowly crept in from the west, Greg and I continued trucking eastward towards Hanna, our final destination on day one. By this time the weather had turned cool, and clouds begin congealing over Delia, providing a spectacular sunset for weary travellers navigating fair weather roads. Hanna greeted us with (an) unfinished business, hearty helpings of pub fare, and a midnight downpour to wash it all down.

Prairie lean-to. #abandoned #Alberta #Canada #FABTrip15 @gregfarries A photo posted by Jonathan Koch (@forgotten_alberta) on

Surveying the scene. Hand Hills #Alberta #Canada #explorealberta #mybadlands #FABTrip15 @gregfarries A photo posted by Jonathan Koch (@forgotten_alberta) on

 

Pole position. Hand Hills #Alberta #Canada #agriculture #farming #mybadlands #FABTrip15 @gregfarries

 

A photo posted by Jonathan Koch (@forgotten_alberta) on

Hand Hills sunset #Alberta #Canada #explorealberta #mybadlands #FABTrip15 @gregfarries A photo posted by Jonathan Koch (@forgotten_alberta) on

 

The spotlight’s on Delia #Alberta #Canada #explorealberta #mybadlands #FABTrip15 @gregfarries #sunset

 

A photo posted by Jonathan Koch (@forgotten_alberta) on

#FABTrip15DeliaHand HillsHannaMichichiSpecial AreasStarland County
By 1 Comment on #FABTrip15: The sun sets on Day One

One Reply to “#FABTrip15: The sun sets on Day One”

  1. Pingback: #FABTrip15: We see more of Hanna on Day Two | Forgotten Alberta

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.