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Watch the sun drop from John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland

John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland faces the last light north-west of centre, Edmonton. The quest is standing still until three lights stay on after the sun.

40 min free solo pair stroller no sunset

The quest

John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland faces the last light north-west of centre, Edmonton. The quest is standing still until three lights stay on after the sun.

Steps

  1. Arrive at John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland twenty minutes before sunset. Stay on public ground — not a bike lane, not a road deck.
  2. Watch until the disk is gone. Name three lights that stay on.
  3. Leave the way you came. Do not climb railings or cut through private docks.

Why this is on the board

John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland is one of the spots north-west of centre, Edmonton where Edmonton actually faces the sky. You get the last colour of the day and a few minutes of standing still a patio will not sell you.

Safety. Public ground only. Map data goes stale — if a rail, hour, or closure disagrees, leave. Not a guided tour.

Get there

John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland

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