Memories of Geographies
Maybe: TylerBringing back the personal photo blog, this time as a newsletter too
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | memoriesofgeographies.substack.com |
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Edmonton, May '24
Overall, I’d say May is a good month. The weather is mild, but not hot, and things are finally green again on the Prairies. I’m not exhausted by the frantic pace of Summer yet. The fruits of that all merge here, in this set of photos.
Banff, April '24
If there was ever a Canadian national park with main character syndrome, it’d probably be Banff. It’s the only park that’s been mildly revered in the American cultural lexicon, the one that can punch its weight alongside Yosemite, Yellowsto...
Edmonton, April '24
I’m always torn about Aprils on the Prairies. On the one hand, the weather is mild and comfortable and, emerging from winter, I get the strong urge to get out and take photos. But, I’m often disappointed because everything is dusty and beig...
Edmonton, Feb-Mar '24
Protests. The return of the moustache. Getting a 56mm lens. Muttart (and more Muttart). Lunar New Year at the mall. Lots of light rail. Views. Community with local hotties. High at the RAM. Ice fog. The thaw.
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Geographer, urbanist, chronic pain sufferer, recovering photographer, alleged writer, leftist, fan of dill pickle chips. Nostalgia Kills - writing / Memories of Geographies - photography
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