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b Alberta Trip May 2005 - May 24 May 24 we began by exploring some more in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park. After getting some early morning photos of the cottontails around the campsite, we followed the trail that leads to the petroglyphs for which the park is named. I found the hoodoos endlessly fascinating and beautiful, and could have spent days among them with my camera. Anna was keenly aware of being in rattlesnake country, but we didn't see any snakes at all. The weather was very moody, with storms moving on the horizons all around us. Very dark clouds settled over the Sweetgrass Hills. But we stayed dry, and managed to get some nice photographs from the contrasting light of storms and sun around us. In the afternoon we broke camp and headed to Dinosaur Provincial Park, near Brooks. I had to stop a couple of times to take more photographs of the moods of the prairie sky.
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