Sexsmith resident Isak Skjaveland stands next to his bizarre sunflower plant in his residential garden on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011. The plant, which he suspects grew from sunflowers from a nearby bird feeder, has grown more than 20 flowers on one stalk. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY
The Lo Down
- Adam Jackson
- Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
- Adam Jackson is a sports journalist at the Kitchener Post and Waterloo Chronicle under the Metroland banner. Jackson is also an award-winning photographer.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Large sunflower
Sexsmith resident Isak Skjaveland stands next to his bizarre sunflower plant in his residential garden on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011. The plant, which he suspects grew from sunflowers from a nearby bird feeder, has grown more than 20 flowers on one stalk. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Big update
Well, I've started a new job at the Daily Herald-Tribune in Grande Prairie, Alta.
Grain elevator equipment is highlighted by stormy skies during the evening of Aug. 22, 2011 in Grande Prairie, Alta. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY |
Kaden Hiebert, 9, cools off by jumping on a wet trampoline with his friend Austin Wilson, 8, looking on in Clairmont, Alta. Monday, August 8, 2011. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY. |
Zachary Hunt, 12, makes a leap of faith from a rock to the dock at Muskoseepi Park on Saturday. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY |
Show jumper Chloe Bue competes during the 22nd annual Beaverlodge Agricultural Fair on Friday, Aug. 19 in Beaverlodge, Alta. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY |
Monday, August 15, 2011
Canola Kerfufle
GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. - Farmers across northern Alberta, including canola farmer Harry Schidlo, are concerned about heavy rainfall in the area. Schidlo alone has received more than 16 inches of rainfall, which has effectively washed out up to 40 percent of his canola crops. ADAM JACKSON/DAILY HERALD-TRIBUNE/QMI AGENCY.
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