Picture Gallery Seven IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF UNCLE HENRY Ivor & Marian Roberts. "Uncle Henry was a surveyor. Around a hundred years ago he travelled with several expeditions to the Canadian Rocky Mountains. He made notes of what he saw. As we toured around the area it was interesting to read his thoughts on the places he had seen." These are the opening words of the sequence that takes us up to Rogers Pass, on into the Yoho National Park and then to Banff. We journey north visiting the Bow River and Lake Louise. Another journey took Henry to Jasper and Maligne Lake and the well-known Spirit Island before he made a trek south to the Columbia Icefield and the Athabasca Glacier. The sequence has 106 images and runs for thirteen and a half minutes. It uses six different pieces of music. Originally created as a slide-tape sequence, it was converted to digital in early 2007. Marian tells 'our' story whilst Ivor reads the notes of 'Uncle Henry'.   PICTURE 7-1   PICTURE 7-2   PICTURE 7-3 PICTURE 7-4   PICTURE 7-5   PICTURE 7-6 PICTURE 7-7   PICTURE 7-8   PICTURE 7-9