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Every steward has his or her own definition of what stewardship means to them. Most often, stewardship evokes a sense of personal responsibility for ensuring our natural resources are sustainably managed for our own quality of life, and for future generations.
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‘Ma’ Dame Debbie Webster, 2007. Read more...Agriculture and Oil & Gas
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Wow and Then
An eclectic country shop! Browse our collection of vintage treasures, artisan works, home décor and nostalgic gifts. Inspiration comes from days gone by when people had less but cherished more.
Located on Main Street in Longview right on the Cowboy Trail! Open most weekends throughout the summer from Thursday to Sunday . . . or ‘by chance’. Please call ahead to ensure you won’t be disappointed.
Location: 146 Morrison Road, Longview, AB
Hours of Operation. Summer - best to call for confirmation
Phone: 403.922.6888, 403.558.0029
Website: http://wowandthen.blogspot.com
Dame Pam Mikolayenko
Wow and Then is a culmination of years of collecting, dreaming and honouring our heritage.
My husband, Gord and I grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba and come from farming roots with a deep appreciation for all that encompasses country life. We settled in Calgary with our family in the early 90’s as a result of an employment transfer which cured our inherited love for the beauty of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains.
Our home has always been an emerging decorating landscape, filled with family treasures and one-of-a-kind re-created finds and our shop, Wow and Then is an extension of our love for the past and the present. We always welcome our local and out-of-town guests to stop in for a browse (and a visit)!
Gord and I are proud of this region and we are pleased to recommend scenic routes and we are willing to share the rich and diverse history of Kananaskis Country and the Cowboy Trail.