Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Canada Day at the Millarville Horse Races of 2025
Sunday, June 21, 2026
Horses and the Lord Strathcona Musical Ride
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Thursday, June 18, 2026
Spectacular Cavalry Precision at Spruce Meadows Alberta
Whether you’re a history buff, horse lover, or simply enjoy stunning equestrian performances, this video captures the power, pageantry, and living legacy of one of Canada’s most storied armoured regiments — still proudly keeping its cavalry roots alive.
A must-watch for anyone who appreciates Alberta’s rich military heritage and the breathtaking horsemanship on display right here in Calgary! Video Link: https://youtu.be/ghhpT7gQS7A
Channel: KassDays – Calgary adventures & Canadian stories.
Monday, June 15, 2026
Colorful Bison Statue Graces Cody, Wyoming
Hey fellow travellers! If you’ve ever rolled into Cody, Wyoming, you’ve probably spotted one of the town’s most eye-catching public art pieces: a bold, multicolored fiberglass bison statue lounging near a park or roadside (like the one Kass from KassDays captured a couple years back). This vibrant fellow, with its striking red body and swirling blue, black, and white accents, is part of a “herd” of about 30 unique painted bison sculptures created around 2015 by local artists.
To see more, check it out here.
The project was a fantastic community fundraiser for West Park Hospital. Local creators decorated these larger-than-life fiberglass bison to raise funds (aiming for big support for healthcare in the area) while celebrating Cody’s deep connection to the American bison and its legendary namesake, Buffalo Bill.
Each statue is one-of-a-kind, turning the town into a colorful outdoor art gallery that perfectly captures the playful, creative spirit of the region.Cody itself is a true Western gem—founded by William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody in 1895 and packed with frontier history, rodeos, and authentic cowboy vibes. The town serves as the perfect gateway to Yellowstone National Park (just about an hour’s drive to the East Entrance). We loved basing our stay at the Cody / Yellowstone East KOA Holiday just outside town. It’s a clean, well-equipped campground with great amenities—pool, hot tub, playground, and easy access to everything. Perfect for RVers, families, or anyone wanting a comfortable home base after a day exploring. koa.com
While you’re in Cody, don’t miss the world-class Buffalo Bill Center of the West—a massive complex of five museums covering Western art, Plains Indian culture, firearms, natural history, and Buffalo Bill’s own story. It’s Smithsonian-affiliated and easily one of the best museums in the country. Other highlights include Old Trail Town, the Cody Nite Rodeo (summer nights!), and scenic drives around the area.
These painted bison statues are a fun, modern twist on Cody’s Wild West heritage. They remind us that the spirit of the frontier lives on—not just in bronze monuments, but in colorful, community-driven art that welcomes visitors from all over. If you’re heading to Yellowstone, make sure to stop in Cody. You’ll leave with great memories, maybe a few photos of a psychedelic bison, and a full appreciation for why this town is so special.
Safe travels, and keep exploring!
— KassDays.blogspot.com
(Photo by KassDays – one of Cody’s artistic bison herd)

Friday, June 12, 2026
Sheep River Falls Kananaskis Country
Last week I had the pleasure of visiting Sheep River Falls in Sheep River Provincial Park, and the beauty of this place is absolutely breathtaking.
Nestled in the heart of Kananaskis Country, the Sheep River tumbles powerfully through a rocky canyon, creating dramatic cascades and churning whitewater that you can feel in your chest. The short, easy trail from the day-use area leads you right to fantastic viewpoints on the rocky ledges — perfect for photos, quiet reflection, or just soaking in the roar of the water surrounded by towering evergreens and mountain vistas.
It’s one of those accessible yet wild spots that makes Kananaskis so special. Whether you’re hiking, picnicking, or just stopping for a break, the scenery delivers every time.
Important safety note: This is prime wildlife habitat. Always stay alert and aware of your surroundings. Bighorn sheep, bears, elk, deer, and other animals call this area home. Keep a safe distance, never feed wildlife, and make noise on the trails so you don’t surprise any critters.
A perfect quick escape from Calgary (about an hour’s drive) that feels a world away. Highly recommend adding Sheep River Falls to your summer list!
Who else has explored this beautiful spot? Drop your favourite Kananaskis memories below!
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Quick UPS Battery Fix: Save $150 DIY Style!
- Pulling out the old dead battery pack
- Installing the new replacement batteries (the green & blue ones you see in the pics)
- Simple tips to make it clean and easy
No fancy tools needed — just a few minutes and you’ll have a quiet, working UPS again.
Total savings: over $150
Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/HppyKU1G6ow
If your UPS has been annoying you lately, check it out and let me know in the comments what model you have. This fix works great on most common APC units.Happy fixing!
— Kass
Sunday, June 7, 2026
Waking Up With The Steele Scouts at the Diamond Valley Parade
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