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Where the Old West still lives: Alberta's Cowboy Trail
Everyone wanted to see a bear, but I wasn't so sure. I remembered that scene in Brokeback Mountain when Ennis (played by Heath Ledger) encountered the black bear and got bucked off his horse and had fend off the bear alone. Now that I was in the mountains near the film's shooting location, riding Maggie, my hopefully-fearless steed, I did not want replicate that scene. Click Here To Read Article