Daisy Train

Shot in Lethbridge, Alberta overlooking the longest and highest elevated steel trestle train bridge in the world. Built in 1907 by the Canadian Pacific Railroad, it's still in use today and crosses The Old Man River which is fed by glaciers and snow melt from the Canadian Rockies. Many people have jumped or been thrown to their deaths from the center of this iconic bridge. Beneath the bridge, along the banks of the Old Man River, specifically Indian Battle Park, is situated in the heart of traditional Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy) territory. For thousands of years, the Oldman River and its banks served as a vital wintering ground, providing shelter from the wind, dependable water, and wood for fuel.