Remains true

Dice Throne! It’s battle Yahtzee. You each pick a hero and roll to activate abilities and defenses. It’s mostly original characters (with great art design), but there’s a Marvel expansion. You can play gambit vs rogue!

At GameCon Canada. That’s a lot of Warhammer players in one place

Name a TV show you’re positive no one remembers but you. (Jensen Ackles was such a baby face in this one)

A different sort of Edmonton history. The 1971 Klondike Parade! I really think it's a shame that this has turned into the generic K-Days. It used to have such a distinct identity. Look at those amazing costumes! Shot on Super8 film #Film #History #Edmonton #Yeg

Here's some hockey history. Gordie Howe vs Wayne Gretzky in the WHA semi-finals, April 27 1979. The Oilers won the game 5-9, and went on to lose to the Winnipeg Jets in the finals. This was the final season before the WHA merged with the NHL Shot on Super8 film #Film #History #Hockey #NHL

Sir Bernard of Beansington is our current foster. He’s a well dressed and rambunctious little fellow. His name is officially just Bernard, but he’s so full of beans that he got the addendum #CatsOfBluesky #ProofOfCat

If you think that's blatant, check out the logos on these gloves

And, finally, the reason that DC3 was in Gander. A great big Lockheed Constellation, operated by KLM. The first pressurized airliner to offer trans-Atlantic service. Shot in the early 1950s on 16mm film #Film #History #Airplanes #Gander #KLM

Going to jump forward to a different DC3. A Trans Canada DC3 flying out of Gander, Newfoundland in the early 1950s. For decades Gander was a hub for trans-Atlantic flights, which is why it famously had enough runways to handle the diversions on 9/11. Filmed on 16mm #Film #History #Airplanes #Gander

This plane was filmed a year later, in 1939. Lovely looking Douglas DC-3 operated by Inland Airlines, who merged into Western Airlines, who then later merged into Delta. Shot on 8mm film. #Film #History #Airplanes

I'm going to post some airplanes! We're going to start with a TCA Lockheed Model 10 Electra from 1938. A year after this, this plane was used by the RCAF for training. Fun fact, it's the same model that Amelia Earhart was flying when she disappeared. Shot on 8mm film. #Film #History #Airplanes

It's been a while since I've uploaded something, instead of just doom scrolling. So, here is a Columbia Icefields tour, shot in the 1970s on 16mm film. This just makes me hungry for the mountains. #Film #History #Alberta #Jasper

I know the block/removal features are healthy overall, but they’re sure hard on my inner drama llama

Waterfowl are amazing in their variety. I got this great shot of a merganser while canoeing last year

This tradecraft was old news in WWII. There’s no helpful tips being shared. Just because it’s new to you doesn’t mean it’s new, or even notable, to anyone with a hair more experience

I think about his Mad Max: Fury Road quite a lot. I guess I’m now less confused that he had trouble wrapping his head around truly complex filmmaking.

Best Star Trek crew. Wrong answers only.

But you can't golf year-round, even in Lethbridge. So, curling! You've got to keep busy. No one is booping rocks here Also shot in 1938 on 16mm film #Film #History #Lethbridge #Curling

The shots with with the bridge and coulees in the background are so iconic. These were shot in 16mm film #Film #History #Lethbridge #Golf

Feels like a good day to visit Lethbridge. Old time sports! First some golf, then some curling This footage of the Country Club was shot in 1938. Look how short all the trees are! Things have come a long way since, although it's all still surprisingly recognizable #Film #History #Lethbridge #Golf

Our current foster. Sound on!

We’re fostering this menace.

They even had a whole show about trains. Trains are great. Let's build more rail and spend less time fighting each other. Filmed in 1940 on 16mm #Film #History #NYC

The world is heavy right now. So here's a clip from the 1939-1940 World's Fair in New York. Statues. Pavilions. Bringing people together. Seems like a much better idea than everything going on right now. Filmed in 1940 on 16mm #Film #History #NYC