Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Blood red sun sinks and disappears into a thick pea soup. This is the look of climate change in Southern Alberta. A record number of wildfires rage across our neighbouring province of British Columbia. Now, even the eastern provinces are being set ablaze. Dry and hot weather was a predicted result of global warming some years ago for our region. Smokey jazz by Sheldon Zandboer - keyboard and beats. Mike Fijal - trumpet and edits.
#globalwarming #trumpet #forestfiresmoke #spacejazz #Calgary
Blood red sun sinks and disappears into a thick pea soup. This is the look of climate change in Southern Alberta. A record number of wildfires rage across our neighbouring province of British Columbia. Now, even the eastern provinces are being set ablaze. Dry and hot weather was a predicted result of global warming some years ago for our region. Smokey jazz by Sheldon Zandboer - keyboard and beats. Mike Fijal - trumpet and edits.
#globalwarming #trumpet #forestfiresmoke #spacejazz #Calgary





![Writing on Stone Park
Blackfoot elder, Leroy Little Bear said about ‘Writing on Stone park: “Spirits did the writing on the stones”.“The wind never stops blowing around here. It is forever bringing the news…We don’t call it wind, but something that actually goes through everything
To really discover a place, you have to make a journey to the centre; to the heart of the matter. That takes time, and it takes heart. You may not know you’ve arrived for some time. It may not occur to you for many days after you’ve come back, and then, maybe only in your dreams.
Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park is one of the largest areas of protected prairie in the Alberta park system, and serves as both a nature preserve and protection for a large number of aboriginal rock carvings and paintings. The park is important and sacred to the Blackfoot and many other aboriginal tribes. The park has been nominated by Parks Canada and the Government of Canada as a World Heritage Site. Its UNESCO application was filed under the name Áísínai’pi which is Niitsítapi (Blackfoot) meaning it is pictured / written.[2] The provincial park is synonymous with the Áísínai’pi National Historic Site of Canada.[3]
Music by Michael Fijal
#Writingonstonepark #Niitsitapi #classicalguitar #Indigenousart #sacredsite Writing on Stone Park](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/h67FTWeFSIM/mqdefault.jpg)




