Riding the Dream: Dinosaur Bones at Royal Tyrrell Museum, Alberta

On the final day of September 2007, I left Jasper Alberta Canada without any agenda, plans or time. Living simply from my passion of photography and writing, living a freedom life while riding my Suzuki DR 350 motorcycle in search of rock climbing, surfing and experiencing different cultures along the way.

Now nearly 100 000 km, 19 countries and 4 years later... I continue to ride the dream... north from South America.

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Dinosaur Bones at Royal Tyrrell Museum, Alberta

After spending a few days with my buddy Rob in Calgary. It was time to get ready for the long journey across
the country to Ontario for a visit with my family. It was Bianca's first time driving across Canada but for me, my 6th.
So I knew what to expect... a long tiring journey.
We first made a stop to one of the worlds biggest Dinosaur Museum; Royal Tyrrell in Drumheller.
Drumheller is a couple hours outside Calgary. I visited the museum many years ago. I remembered
it being pretty interesting and knew Bianca would be excited to check it out. With over 40 dinosaur skeletons
and more than 110000 fossil specimens, it's a cool place to check out. (www.tyrrellmuseum.com)