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Rocky Mountain House, AB – Keeping the Pioneer Spirit Alive
In the heart of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, George Moritz is dedicated to keeping the pioneer spirit alive. With a passion for history and a love for traditional methods of transportation, George can often be seen driving a traditional covered wagon led by a team of Belgian horses.
The sight of George and his team of horses pulling the wagon is truly a step back in time, reminding us of the early settlers who relied on these methods of transportation to explore and settle the rugged terrain of the Rocky Mountains.
This stunning photo, captured by David DeRosa, perfectly encapsulates the beauty and nostalgia of George’s work. The image of the covered wagon against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains is truly breathtaking.
If you’re interested in learning more about George Moritz and his dedication to preserving the pioneer spirit, be sure to reach out to Christy Meese at Bear Postcards. You can contact Christy at (403) 845-4326.
And a special thank you to Adviser Graphics in Red Deer, Alberta for printing this beautiful postcard. Your attention to detail and dedication to quality is truly appreciated.
Join us in celebrating the pioneer spirit and the beauty of the Rocky Mountains. George Moritz and his team of Belgian horses are keeping history alive in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.