Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park: Alyce Taylor Photography http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999 Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.<br/><br/>Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly. en-us (C) Alyce Taylor Photography alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:36:40 GMT Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:13:11 GMT Landscapes Scenic http://www.alycetaylor.com/img/s3/v25/p888511589-10.jpg Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park: Alyce Taylor Photography http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999 120 80 http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1EDBE2B9

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2EC257AD Thu, 26 May 2011 06:13:46 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DF64404

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DF64404 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:14:56 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F98C479

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F98C479 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:16:49 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eD77DC66

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eD77DC66 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:09:05 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D2D4256

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D2D4256 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:09:47 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C32641

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C32641 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:10:43 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e346D2DE8

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e346D2DE8 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:12:39 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3E09FF53

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3E09FF53 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:13:54 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B80B992

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B80B992 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:16:50 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3D0B7871

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3D0B7871 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:17:52 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38457F85

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38457F85 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:19:39 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23AC1343

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23AC1343 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:23:45 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e395D4CEB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e395D4CEB Thu, 26 May 2011 03:25:28 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e21F5D63C

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e21F5D63C Thu, 26 May 2011 03:27:10 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38072F6D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38072F6D Thu, 26 May 2011 03:28:38 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B2192EC

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B2192EC Thu, 26 May 2011 03:30:09 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A3D0860

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A3D0860 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:31:35 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D0BCC55

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D0BCC55 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:53:36 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eBD1D91F

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eBD1D91F Thu, 26 May 2011 03:56:50 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B8DAE1E

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B8DAE1E Thu, 26 May 2011 04:11:22 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e348A09D5

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e348A09D5 Thu, 26 May 2011 04:35:45 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e8B16192

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e8B16192 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:19:49 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1BA96251

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1BA96251 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:33:18 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e65B2870

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e65B2870 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:34:32 GMT Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e31600644

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Autumn at Writing-on-Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e31600644 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:15:07 GMT Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DE4EDAF

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DE4EDAF Thu, 26 May 2011 06:09:48 GMT Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34F59C65

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34F59C65 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:11:19 GMT Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27AA4312

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Blackfoot Teepee http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27AA4312 Thu, 26 May 2011 04:49:06 GMT Boys at Play http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F62A389

]]>Four mule deer bucks are out playing in the prairie grasses above Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Southern Alberta, Canada.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Wildlife Animals Boys at Play http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F62A389 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:29 GMT Buteo Regalis http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e25F49664

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Buteo Regalis http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e25F49664 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:27 GMT Buteo Regalis in Flight http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3803AF04

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Buteo Regalis in Flight http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3803AF04 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:24 GMT Ferruginous Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3AF1BB5F

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Ferruginous Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3AF1BB5F Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:19 GMT Ferruginous Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2ACB5332

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Ferruginous Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2ACB5332 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:26 GMT Frolicking Bucks http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eABED915

]]>Five young mule deer bucks bound across a field in the vast, open prairie landscape of southern Alberta, Canada.

Captured at Writing on Stone Provincial Park, Alberta.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Wildlife Animals Frolicking Bucks http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eABED915 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:31 GMT Hidden City http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2099624

]]>Seen from the river's edge, the sandstone hoodoos along the banks of the Milk River in Writing-On-Stone Provincial park appear as if they are some sort of ruined city.

Captured in Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park, in southern Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Hidden City http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2099624 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:26 GMT High Over the Prairies http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2E99EC9E

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals High Over the Prairies http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2E99EC9E Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:30 GMT Hole in the Wall http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e196D732D

]]>A cavernous hole opens in a red sandstone wall, leading into a small cave.

Captured in the hoodoos along the banks of the Milk River in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, in southern Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Hole in the Wall http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e196D732D Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:20 GMT Hoodoo Pigeons http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eFF18F81

]]>Two pigeons perch on top of one of the sandstone hoodoos in the surreal landscape of Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southern Alberta, near Milk River, Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Hoodoo Pigeons http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eFF18F81 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:28 GMT IMG_6908 (Writing on Stone) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eA8E1D1C

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) IMG_6908 (Writing on Stone) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eA8E1D1C Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:47:42 GMT Just Spread Your Wings And Fly... http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D062B69

]]>A silhouette of a broad-winged hawk in flight overhead.

Captured in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, near Milk River, Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Just Spread Your Wings And Fly... http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D062B69 Sun, 15 May 2011 03:46:14 GMT Long-Winged Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e360804E8

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Long-Winged Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e360804E8 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:25 GMT Royal Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e37CEF190

]]>A ferruginous hawk flies high over Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southeast Alberta, Canada.

The Ferruginous Hawk , Buteo regalis or royal hawk, is a large bird of prey. It is not a true hawk like sparrowhawks or goshawks, but rather belongs to the broad-tailed buteo hawks, known as "buzzards" in Europe. An old colloquial name is "Ferrugineous Rough-leg", due to its similarity to the closely related Rough-legged Hawk.

This species is a large, long-winged hawk of the open, arid grasslands, prairie and shrub steppe country; it is endemic to the interior parts of North America. It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Birds Animals Royal Hawk http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e37CEF190 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:56:23 GMT Run! http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eDBE3F63

]]>Two mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) run at breakneck speed through scrubland in a river valley in the prairies of southern Alberta.

These two broke from shelter and ran towards us despite our obvious presence, leading one to wonder just what was behind them.

Captured from hiking paths along the Milk River in Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park, in Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Wildlife Animals Run! http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eDBE3F63 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:25 GMT Sandstone Cliffs http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEB46CD9

]]>A bunch of great blanket flowers grow at the base of the sandstone cliffs in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Sandstone Cliffs http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEB46CD9 Tue, 26 Jul 2011 20:05:24 GMT Sunset at Writing on Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34F3EC85

]]>A beautiful sunset silhouettes the sandstone hills at Writing on Stone Provincial Park near Milk River, Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Sunset at Writing on Stone http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34F3EC85 Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:27:47 GMT The Old West http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e297FBE58

]]>A photo of a replica Blackfoot teepee overlooking the Milk River at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
Texture added in Adobe Photoshop CS4.


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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic The Old West http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e297FBE58 Thu, 15 Dec 2011 07:16:08 GMT Turtle Rock http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB65630F

]]>A sandstone rock formation bears a striking resemblance to a turtle.

Captured in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southern Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Turtle Rock http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB65630F Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:15 GMT View of Milk River http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e15B38A9

]]>The river valley of the Milk River opens up below the sandstone cliffs of the hoodoos and badlands of Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southern Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic View of Milk River http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e15B38A9 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:22 GMT Writing on Stone at Sunset http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1FEE5105

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Writing on Stone at Sunset http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1FEE5105 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:34 GMT Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C198DA7

]]>A view of the sandstone rocks at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Autumn.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C198DA7 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:21:47 GMT Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e114A5E98

]]>A view of the sandstone rocks at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Autumn.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e114A5E98 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:59:34 GMT Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11B20EA3

]]>A view of the sandstone rocks at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Autumn.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11B20EA3 Thu, 26 May 2011 04:16:58 GMT Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e316D19EB

]]>A view of the sandstone rocks at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Autumn.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e316D19EB Thu, 26 May 2011 05:01:12 GMT Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7CEBC91

]]>A view of the sandstone rocks at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Autumn.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone in Autumn http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7CEBC91 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:15:52 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C0090E6

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C0090E6 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:33:13 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3CB38571

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3CB38571 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:34:54 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F7E8303

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F7E8303 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:36:47 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20F8CB85

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20F8CB85 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:38:23 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e30E5FA40

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e30E5FA40 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:39:55 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e291AF327

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e291AF327 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:41:30 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C3962EB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C3962EB Thu, 26 May 2011 03:43:07 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1A1A1BA0

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1A1A1BA0 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:45:13 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e10885AF7

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e10885AF7 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:47:43 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B152804

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B152804 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:49:59 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1A2C3548

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1A2C3548 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:51:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eFD61124

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eFD61124 Thu, 26 May 2011 03:55:05 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1EC2255D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2E5DD386 Thu, 26 May 2011 04:29:12 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2D7DF58D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2A43AAFC Thu, 26 May 2011 04:34:09 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e266854FE

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e266854FE Thu, 26 May 2011 04:37:18 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e379D22BB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1AD13199 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:09:26 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32A01B0

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32A01B0 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:10:27 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CADA0DE

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CADA0DE Thu, 26 May 2011 05:11:32 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1961EDE

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1961EDE Thu, 26 May 2011 05:12:34 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1BE7C91A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1BE7C91A Thu, 26 May 2011 05:13:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e868B160

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

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]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2D344FEE Thu, 26 May 2011 05:57:30 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2659C308

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2659C308 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:58:53 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3231FE15

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3231FE15 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:00:08 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e293DDDFC

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e293DDDFC Thu, 26 May 2011 06:01:36 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e292884AD

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e292884AD Thu, 26 May 2011 06:02:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e29846C69

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e29846C69 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:03:50 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C62AD61

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C62AD61 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:05:27 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34FF09E6

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34FF09E6 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:06:30 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e35E6A71B

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e35E6A71B Thu, 26 May 2011 06:07:28 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34218C69

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Countryside Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e34218C69 Thu, 26 May 2011 06:08:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C9655C8

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C9655C8 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:28:11 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20DF85F2

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20DF85F2 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:18:34 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A1D5170

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A1D5170 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:12:41 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F25A8BC

]]>A surreal landscape of sandstone hoodoos looms above the Milk River in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in southern Alberta, Canada.

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F25A8BC Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:07:57 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3037D7F2

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3037D7F2 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:03:26 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DFF404A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2DFF404A Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:57:42 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27B315FE

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27B315FE Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:52:07 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C493868

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C493868 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:47:43 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C6C57AB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C6C57AB Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:42:42 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1808963A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1808963A Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:38:10 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e192CBBC7

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e192CBBC7 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:33:49 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e9B7A3E5

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e9B7A3E5 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:26:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CBFB52A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CBFB52A Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:18:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1DB23BE2

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1DB23BE2 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:12:18 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e187F5C3D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e187F5C3D Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:06:36 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e15010BEB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e15010BEB Thu, 17 Mar 2011 04:01:53 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e975516

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e975516 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:57:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEFE7297

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEFE7297 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:52:16 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eA8BAC76

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eA8BAC76 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:45:53 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33A7E6B2

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33A7E6B2 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:40:12 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e237075A3

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e237075A3 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:35:36 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23E946CA

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23E946CA Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:30:22 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e365209C5

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e365209C5 Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:25:19 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e341A8782

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e341A8782 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:26:54 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F79F50A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2F79F50A Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:23:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1C15416D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1C15416D Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:19:47 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11D8F533

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11D8F533 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:15:03 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e954EF03

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e954EF03 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:09:55 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32C261F

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32C261F Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:05:59 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF277504

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF277504 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:01:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB62DCD6

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB62DCD6 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:56:35 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A276BD

]]>A towering sandstone hoodoo looms overhead, sculpted by glacial melt-waters.

Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A276BD Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:50:21 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eC8FFFD1

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eC8FFFD1 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:46:24 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e16F8598A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e16F8598A Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:42:21 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11F86BAA

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11F86BAA Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:38:11 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e338FD60

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e338FD60 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:28:43 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7EB052D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7EB052D Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:25:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CC3F6D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1CC3F6D Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:47:44 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33425C97

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33425C97 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:42:20 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e37CDD115

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e37CDD115 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:37:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2543CDD7

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2543CDD7 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:32:27 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e339DFB0E

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e339DFB0E Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:25:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33D9250E

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e33D9250E Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:20:31 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FFFEB5D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FFFEB5D Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:13:08 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2557C435

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2557C435 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:08:49 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3789D678

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3789D678 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:02:22 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1419B2A8

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1419B2A8 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:57:45 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eCD84748

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eCD84748 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:52:29 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e19ECD2C4

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e19ECD2C4 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:47:45 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F16F494

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F16F494 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:43:47 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF5D87CF

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF5D87CF Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:39:22 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11E202A9

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11E202A9 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:35:11 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e6B832B0

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e6B832B0 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:31:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e28FB430

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e28FB430 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:26:51 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e14474323

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e14474323 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:21:49 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e19C9ABFD

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e19C9ABFD Wed, 16 Mar 2011 02:17:22 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e18069CA1

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e18069CA1 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:46:22 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C60E05

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C60E05 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:51:56 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B20FEFC

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B20FEFC Tue, 15 Mar 2011 07:12:37 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e22EDFA96

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e22EDFA96 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 07:06:54 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e318DE6A7

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e318DE6A7 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:57:42 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32DA7A0D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e32DA7A0D Tue, 15 Mar 2011 07:01:33 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2ABFDF36

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2ABFDF36 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:53:41 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2BDCBD4F

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2BDCBD4F Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:50:00 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e230CC714

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e230CC714 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:46:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e208261EF

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e208261EF Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:42:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e352BA1A6

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e352BA1A6 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:34:04 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3193A411

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3193A411 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:37:48 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B68E8A7

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2B68E8A7 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:29:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3DDC4DF8

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3DDC4DF8 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:24:55 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F828DAF

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1F828DAF Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:13:56 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eE37BC8A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eE37BC8A Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:21:05 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB705A50

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB705A50 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:09:00 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D8513FB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D8513FB Tue, 15 Mar 2011 06:00:24 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2CCD2D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2CCD2D Tue, 15 Mar 2011 05:56:21 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB04DD44

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eB04DD44 Tue, 15 Mar 2011 05:50:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7D00845

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7D00845 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:29:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e129EA4C9

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e129EA4C9 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:35:23 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B4F6400

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1B4F6400 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:20:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e90D325C

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e90D325C Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:14:46 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2BC8BFB5

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2BC8BFB5 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:59:30 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3B8E0C69

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3B8E0C69 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:51:31 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3DD6B417

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3DD6B417 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:42:50 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FED593B

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FED593B Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:36:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38121B2F

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e38121B2F Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:28:17 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e25044D0A

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e25044D0A Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:21:56 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C3CADB6

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3C3CADB6 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:08:10 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3F534193

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3F534193 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 07:14:37 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7A722DC

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7A722DC Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:46:57 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27E5BF65

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e27E5BF65 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:54:04 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eBDDC200

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eBDDC200 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:41:11 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e4221083

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e4221083 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:32:46 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e668A4BE

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e668A4BE Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:28:03 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eCAC552D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eCAC552D Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:22:07 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1E90F5ED

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1E90F5ED Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:04:38 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1E97A83B

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1E97A83B Sun, 13 Mar 2011 06:13:09 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3621D66

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3621D66 Sun, 13 Mar 2011 05:51:40 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1337230D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1337230D Sun, 13 Mar 2011 05:58:04 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20FD54CA

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e20FD54CA Sat, 12 Mar 2011 09:07:28 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23C69476

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e23C69476 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 09:03:08 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C63512E

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e2C63512E Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:56:46 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e213983D

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e213983D Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:50:29 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eC940644

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eC940644 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:46:07 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1C7A6B62

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1C7A6B62 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:31:58 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e13EA779C

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e13EA779C Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:20:54 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FEC40

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3FEC40 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:26:14 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1603008B

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1603008B Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:06:06 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e13475FD9

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e13475FD9 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:15:07 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D9CC282

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1D9CC282 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:59:44 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1979415F

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1979415F Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:55:28 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7098EF9

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e7098EF9 Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:50:51 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEEF537B

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eEEF537B Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:46:36 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11329BB

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e11329BB Sat, 12 Mar 2011 07:42:10 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF97E303

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/eF97E303 Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:08:32 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1EBE8BE9

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e1EBE8BE9 Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:24:21 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A1B395C

]]>Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) in Alberta, Canada is a landscape sacred to the Blackfoot people. The site is 32 km (20 mi) east of the town of Milk River. An archaeological preserve within the Park protects the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains. The artists are thought to be the Blackfoot people who settled this area for at least 3,500 years. There is speculation some of the rock art may be up to 6,000 years old.

Covering the sheer sandstone cliffs of the area along the Milk River are petroglyph carvings, paintings and pictographs which include vivid depictions of hunting and spiritual vision quests. But by far the most common are scenes of warriors and battles. Some speculate these were meant as warnings to neighbouring enemies to stay away. Guided interpretive walks and tours are available from mid-May until Labour Day. Interpretive programs are scheduled regularly.

You can also purchase Greeting Cards or Prints at RedBubble.

]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park (Áísínai’pi) http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e3A1B395C Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:23:20 GMT Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park Calendar http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e105DC550

]]>A collection of photographs taken at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada.

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]]> alycetaylor@live.com (Alyce Taylor Photography) Landscapes Scenic Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park Calendar http://www.alycetaylor.com/p377164999/e105DC550 Tue, 08 Nov 2011 07:21:42 GMT