Heritage Reflections 2008 Calendar

















I've revamped the 2008 Heritage calendar for Sale on Lulu. It's a slightly smaller version - with a new cover photo taken in Jasper - and is priced at a competitive $19.98. There are twelve views of Street Scenes in Heritage park, showcasing the vintage buildings in Heritage Park in Calgary, Alberta.

2008 Heritage Reflections Calendar

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