My plan for the day and this was my last cycling activity in Calgary. Nose Hill Park here I come. |
The ride was to use as much cycling paths as possible and these are mostly found within the roads of residential areas. |
I stopped at a petrol station for a quick bite and drink after a mind boggling morning ride. But thankfully I was already half way to Nose Hill Park. |
I was attracted by this nicely carved timber fencing of a residential development along one of the cycling paths at Shaganappi area. |
Basically it is a grassland with small groups of trees or rather it is insignificant as far as trees are concerned, coming from a person from a tropical country. |
A popular haven for dog owners to hang out. |
Truly a quiet and serene place away from the bustling city. |
Nose Hill Park is home to some wildlife animals. |
Jogging freely on the park on a summer morning is a commom sight and it is vast and interesting. |
My share of a visit to Nose Hill Park and why the name Nose Hill, it was many moons ago the people said that the shape of the hill resembles the nose of their Chief. |
Gene and his dog named Roy. A popular partnership seems in the earlier years at this vicinity. |
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