Wednesday, June 23, 2010

More of Dawson Creek, BC

Near the sign welcoming you to Mile 0 on the Alaska Highway is a rotary (a circle to you from NJ where they were pretty much invented) and in the center of the rotary is a scrap iron sculpture of a surveyor pointing the way to Fairbanks as he begins to lay out the path the highway will follow. Karl Mattson. The iron came from the surrounding farms.

Surveyor laying out the road.

On the northwest corner of the rotary is the visitors' center and adjacent to that is an art gallery in an old grain elevator.

Dawson Creek Art Gallery in the old Alberta Pool grain elevator.

There were "only" a dozen or so paintings Terry and I would have liked to have purchased.

2 comments:

JihadGene said...

I love the pictures...keep 'em coming!

Tina Marie the Willow Witch said...

the metal work is really cool.