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This photographic blog project explores the idea of blurred boundaries and reflects the nature of my own identity as a mixture of rural and urban influences. During this past Spring I repeatedly traveled to the “borderlands” of Calgary to explore regions where rural and urban living seem to overlap. With this project my goal is to inspire conversation around the idea of borderlands and to invite conversation about notions of identity, roots and “home”. Please add your comments and photos!
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Did you know: the 12 Mile Coulee road in NW Calgary and the coulee itself were "originally named because they were about 12 miles from the post office in Fort Calgary and served as a mail drop on the old stagecoach run to Cochrane.In this park you can visit a classic prairie coulee. A coulee is the regional term for a small valley or gully. The term originated with the Metis, who used the French verb "couler," meaning "to flow," to describe this land-form where seasonal water flows from snow-melt or heavy rains."
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