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Every stop. Every photo. Every pin.

🗺️ The Route: Tim's Tour, Retraced

This year: Tim lost his ID.

Every photo from the tour, organized by stop — every one GPS-tagged with a Google Maps link, so ye know exactly where the side-by-side went. Study the trail. The hot zones are marked.

12 Stops 61 Photos All GPS-Tagged 1 Missing ID Bundle

The Trail Map

All twelve stops, numbered in tour order, connected by the route the side-by-side actually drove. Tap a pin to jump to its photos or open it directly in Google Maps.

🔥 Hot zone = last-confirmed-sighting & highest-probability stops. Prioritize the red pins.

🎬 The Route in 81 Seconds

Every stop, every photo, in tour order — assembled straight from the GPS-tagged frames above. No AI, no re-enactments; just the route as the camera saw it.

What to Look For

Three things went missing, and they might not all be together. Here's exactly what ye're hunting for.

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Tim's ID

Wrapped in an elastic band — a wee bundle, NOT a fat wallet. This is the only thing Tim actually wants back.

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~$5,000 Cash

Mostly hundred-dollar bills, with some 20s and 5s riding along. Keep every dollar ye find.

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Two Diamond Rings

Tucked in a teeny baggie. They may have separated from the bundle — possibly TWO things to find, in two different spots.

📌 Also in the same pocket: a yellow keychain and an Alberta Open Farm Days flyer — if ye spot either, the rest is probably close by. See the last known photo →

The 12 Stops

Every photo below is GPS-tagged. Tap any image to open it full-size, or tap its 📍 Map link to stand in that exact spot.

The ground is split into twelve searchable waypoints — every photo pinned to where it was taken.

1

The Creek Property — The Starting Point

“We started at the Creek Property — got out, walked across the deck and down to the creek. Anyone can walk through it right now.”

What the photos show: A double lot with an old white house, covered deck, and a firewood shed, the yard sloping down to the brushy creek line. The tour rolled out from right here.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.555409, -114.736112

White single-story house with a covered deck and stairs, a canvas-sided shed stacked with firewood to the left, and a dirt-and-grass path leading through the yard.
The creek property — old white house, deck, and shed where the tour kicked off. 📍 Map
View through a side-by-side's windshield approaching the property, with a white pipe railing visible in the tree line ahead.
Rolling in on the side-by-side — first glimpse of the railing down toward the creek. 📍 Map
Sloped grassy yard leading up to the white house's deck, framed by trees, with a worn dirt track visible at the lower right.
Looking up the yard toward the deck — that worn track at the bottom is worth a closer look. 📍 Map
2

The Public Beach & Farmers' Market Lot

“We drove through the market lot — the market runs Saturdays, so it was empty.” The public beach is right here too — the village's open stretch of sand and docks.

What the photos show: Seba Beach's public beach and the open lot beside it where the Saturday Farmers' Market sets up — groomed sand, a bench, the multi-slip docks, and the pavilion grounds.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.555400, -114.735131

Groomed public beach with a park bench, sand play area, and a long multi-slip dock system with moored boats.
The village's public beach — groomed sand, a bench, and the multi-slip docks. Anyone can swim here; the market lot is right beside. 📍 Map
Public beach area with docks and a playground seen across the road, under a bright sky.
The public beach across from the creek property — pavilion, docks, and playground in easy sight. 📍 Map
A grassy open lot near the lakefront with a mown track through it, used as the farmers' market grounds.
The open lot by the public beach — this is where the Saturday Farmers' Market sets up. 📍 Map
3

The Beach (Randy's) — Open to Everyone

🔥 HIGH PRIORITY
“Randy just opened it up and did a fantastic job. I had the cash out right here — photographed it to text Randy.” The last confirmed sighting of the loot.

What the photos show: The property's own stretch of waterfront, freshly opened up (and tilled soft — ye sink right into it) by Randy and his crew. A sandy, tire-churned shoreline and dock ramps give way to a rough trail into thick poplar and spruce; the final frame is the very photo Tim texted Randy, cash in hand.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.551472, -114.734800

View along the beach toward the dock ramps, with a UTV parked on the sand and a boat anchored near the shoreline.
Further down the beach, dock ramps reaching out toward open water. 📍 Map
Close view of muddy, disturbed sand near the dock ramps with visible tire tracks.
Tire-churned mud by the dock ramps — exactly the kind of ground that could swallow a dropped bill. 📍 Map
View through overhanging tree branches down a grassy path toward the beach, where a truck is parked near the dock.
The willow-framed approach to the water, dock crew working in the distance. 📍 Map
Gravel access road entrance to the beach property with an information sign posted and forest on both sides.
The turnoff into Randy's place — sign posted, trees closing in. 📍 Map
A dirt trail continuing into the forest away from the beach, with the rear of a UTV visible in the foreground.
Where the trail keeps going, past the beach and into the trees. 📍 Map
An open garage-style outbuilding in the trees with muddy tire tracks leading up to it.
An old garage tucked in the trees behind the beach, tracks worn right up to the door. 📍 Map
A small red wooden shed with a boarded-up window, standing alone in tall grass.
A weathered red shed standing watch in the underbrush. 📍 Map
A tin-roofed cabin with a covered porch and a 'NO TRESPASSING' sign posted on the door.
One of the outbuildings on the property — mind the sign, treasure hunters. 📍 Map
A hand in a canvas work sleeve holding a small wrapped bundle up toward the camera, with the front of a UTV visible in the background.
The photo Tim texted Randy — cash in hand, right before it disappeared. 📍 Map
4

In Town — the Seniors Centre & Derby's General Store

A pass through the heart of the village — the Seniors Centre and Derby's Lakeview General Store, the town's two great landmarks.

What the photos show: The Seba Seniors Centre (reader board and all) and Derby's Lakeview General Store — if ye're lost, ask at either; someone will point ye back to the trail.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.558019, -114.736817

Wood-sided Seba Seniors Centre building with a dark-green metal roof, covered porch, and a reader-board sign.
The Seba Seniors Centre in the heart of town — reader board advertising the 70s dance in the Pavilion. 📍 Map
Two-storey blue-grey building with painted signage reading Derby's Lakeview General Store, balcony above the entrance.
Derby's Lakeview General Store — the town's landmark storefront, flower baskets and all. 📍 Map
5

The Gated Road & the School Grounds

“We came back out through what we call the secret road — up by the gate. The gate was locked, so we went through the woods by one of the yards off the highway. Ian knows all these little routes.”

What the photos show: The sometimes-gated road climbing up to the old school, and the school grounds themselves — including the old tennis court that's joining SebaHub's summer hockey-tournament programming (sebahub.com).

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.559089, -114.739901

A gravel road with a gate area, rising through trees toward the school grounds.
The gated road — sometimes chained off — that climbs up toward the old school. 📍 Map
A weathered outdoor tennis court with faded lines on the school grounds, ringed by grass and trees.
The old tennis court on the school grounds — soon part of the SebaHub summer hockey-tournament programming. 📍 Map
Open grounds beside the old school with grass, gravel, and mature trees.
The school grounds at the top of the hill — SebaHub's home turf. 📍 Map
6

The Back Trails (2–3 km)

🔥 HIGH PRIORITY
“Turned right before the staff area and squeezed the side-by-side in — two, three kilometres of twisting trails, bouncing around a fair bit.”

What the photos show: The full trail corridor: tight tree-lined double-track west of town, a mown run through the tall-grass meadow, then the long twisting stretch north past the power poles to the edge of the Kokanee Springs campground. Prime ground for something to bounce loose.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.562522, -114.742546

A narrow dirt trail cutting through dense green forest.
Into the trail corridor west of the school — the side-by-side squeezed right in. 📍 Map
A rough double-track trail with grass centre strip winding through mixed forest.
Rutted double-track through the trees — pockets beware. 📍 Map
A twisting forest trail with exposed roots and uneven ground.
Deeper into the corridor — the bouncing was real through here. 📍 Map
A mown ATV track cutting through a tall-grass meadow framed by aspens, evergreens at the far end.
A mown track through the tall-grass meadow along the trail run. 📍 Map
Dirt side-by-side trail running from an open grassy field into a dense treeline under a partly cloudy sky.
Where the back trail leaves the open field and dives into the trees. 📍 Map
Narrow dirt trail winding through a dense stand of aspen and spruce with dappled sunlight on the path.
Tight, twisting corridor through the trees — exactly the kind of bounce that could shake an ID bundle loose. 📍 Map
Grass-lined dirt trail stretching toward a treeline with a light-colored vehicle visible far in the distance.
Long straightaway through the grass, with another rig way up ahead on the trail. 📍 Map
Dirt trail descending through birch and aspen trees toward a row of parked RVs and wooden power poles visible ahead.
Trail dips down through the birch stand toward the campground below — rough and rutted. 📍 Map
A gravel trail with power poles passing near campground RVs among trees.
The trail skirting the edge of the Kokanee Springs campground. 📍 Map
Trail approaching a campground area, trailers visible through the treeline.
Coming up on the campground boundary — Kokanee Springs through the trees. 📍 Map
Yellow sign reading PRIVATE ROAD, NO ENTRY, NO EXIT, EMPLOYEES ONLY beside a dirt trail curving into the trees, with a tree stump at the trail edge.
The trail hits its limit — private road, employees only, no further. 📍 Map
Narrow grassy footpath branching into a birch and aspen forest, with a rusted metal ring and small trail sign at the entrance.
A side spur ducks off into the woods past an old metal ring — worth a look off the main track. 📍 Map
7

The Lodge Trails (The Log Cabin)

“We came out at the log cabin — weddings go on there, so we circled the outside on the trails.”

What the photos show: The trail system up by the lodge — the wedding-venue log cabin sits in these trees; the tour circled its perimeter without getting close.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.565706, -114.741424

A dirt side-by-side trail entering aspen forest, with a rusted metal ring and a small trail marker sign at the treeline, photographed from inside a vehicle with its side mirror visible in frame.
Where the trail ducks into the trees — an old metal ring marks the entrance. 📍 Map
A grassy, rutted forest trail heading uphill through aspen trees, with a red Trail Etiquette sign posted at the near end.
Trail etiquette sign at the start of the loop trail around the grounds. 📍 Map
8

The Vista Lands

“Instacabins, the geodome, the sauna, the wedding stage — we spent a fair bit of time in that area. Lots to see.”

What the photos show: The Vista lands in full: the Village Vows outdoor wedding stage (villagevows.com), the Stargazer geodome and its wood-fired sauna, the new geodome going up, the furnished yurt (bookable at sebastays.com), and the InstaCabin row.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.561817, -114.736385

A large wooden outdoor wedding stage deck in a mown clearing overlooking the lake.
The outdoor wedding venue on the Vista lands — Village Vows' forest ceremony stage (villagevows.com). 📍 Map
Open grassy Vista land with scattered structures and the lake in the distance.
Out onto the Vista lands — open ground with the lake beyond. 📍 Map
Wide grassy field on the Vista lands with a worn vehicle track.
The Vista lands stretch — plenty of ground for something to slip out unnoticed. 📍 Map
A barrel-style outdoor wood sauna on the Vista lands near trees.
The outdoor wood-fired sauna, just steps from the geodome. 📍 Map
A geodesic dome tent structure on a platform among the trees on the Vista lands.
The Stargazer geodome — the sauna's next-door neighbour. Ye can stay in it via SebaStays. 📍 Map
A raised wooden platform under construction on concrete piers with scaffolding and a stepladder, lake view behind.
Where the NEW geodome is going up — deck piers, scaffolding, and marking cones on the lakeview pad. 📍 Map
Two round canvas yurt-style tents with peaked roofs pitched in a grass field near the treeline.
The furnished yurt — canvas, star-rigged, and bookable at sebastays.com. 📍 Map
A row of small colour-trimmed InstaCabins on the grassy Vista land.
The InstaCabins lined up on the Vista land. 📍 Map
Small cabins in a row with colour trim, grass foreground.
InstaCabins from the other side — new daily-rental row. 📍 Map
A line of brightly trimmed small cabins across a prairie field.
More of the InstaCabin row on the Vista land. 📍 Map
Small cabins in an open field with treeline behind.
The far end of the InstaCabin row. 📍 Map
9

The Cliff-Edge Slope

🔥 HIGH PRIORITY
“I was standing at the edge, pointing things out, gesturing around. I wasn't thinking about my pockets, that's for sure.”

What the photos show: The wooded slope running down toward the lake at the Vista's edge — the narrow sightline where Tim got out of the side-by-side. Fresh-cut brush, uneven ground, and a hundred hiding spots for a wee elastic bundle.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.561279, -114.735471

View from a parked UTV through dense aspens down a slope, lake visible through a gap in the trees.
The wooded slope down toward the lake — the cliff-edge sightline where Tim got out. 📍 Map
Wooded slope with a freshly cut sapling stump and lake glimpse through trees.
Same slope, fresh-cut brush — easy ground for a wee bundle to vanish. 📍 Map
10

The Driving Range & the Digger Café

Part of the loop through the Kokanee grounds — the side-by-side rolled right past the range.

What the photos show: The Kokanee Springs driving range — tee bays, target boards, campground along the trees — plus the corner where the Digger Café is going up. Per the Pirate's Code: no digging up the range, ye keeners.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.563407, -114.739454

Wide view of a golf driving range with tee bays, picnic tables, and RVs along the treeline.
The widest look at the range — tee bays, picnic tables, and the campground along the trees. 📍 Map
Driving range bays with cutout target boards, folded picnic tables, campground trailers behind.
Driving bays and campground trailers strung out along the back fence line. 📍 Map
Golf driving range field with target boards at Kokanee Springs campground.
The driving range at Kokanee Springs — and no, ye may NOT dig it up. 📍 Map
An open corner of the Kokanee Springs grounds slated for the future Digger Café.
This corner is where the Digger Café is going up — comin' soon to Kokanee Springs. 📍 Map
11

Kokanee Springs RV — the Front Gate

“Drove through the Kokanee Springs area — the community hub — on the way through.”

What the photos show: The Kokanee Springs front entrance in all its glory: the sign with the oversized Adirondack chairs, the office, the RV Pub & Grill, and the resident chickens and ducks holding down the fort.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.563214, -114.739911

Roadside Kokanee Springs sign reading Families, Memories, Village beside wooden Adirondack chairs in graduating sizes, flags on poles nearby.
The Kokanee Springs entrance sign and its oversized Adirondack chairs — a landmark along the route. 📍 Map
Exterior of the white RV Pub & Grill building with green trim, a pergola patio, and two picnic tables on the grass out front.
The RV Pub & Grill — main building at this stop, picnic tables out front. 📍 Map
A yellow A-frame 'Now Open' sandwich board sign on the gravel lot in front of the building, next to a wooden directional signpost and bench.
The 'Now Open' sandwich board and signpost at the edge of the gravel lot. 📍 Map
Campground office building with green trim, an Office sign, a golf cart and utility vehicle parked out front.
The Kokanee Springs campground office — golf cart, Western Ice cooler and all. 📍 Map
A green-roofed office building with a covered porch, a parked green side-by-side UTV, adirondack chairs, and a wooden bear cutout sign, with a power pole and trees behind.
The rental office, with a side-by-side UTV parked out front on the gravel. 📍 Map
A fenced corner with a chicken coop, pens, and kiddie pools for ducks at the campground.
The chickens and ducks that hold down the fort by the Kokanee front gate. 📍 Map
12

The Home Stretch — the Old Seba Beach School (SebaHub)

“Back to the school — I reached for my stuff and it was just... gone. Checked every pocket. Backtracked everything. Nothing.”

What the photos show: The former Seba Beach School — SebaHub's headquarters, the end of the loop, and the spot where Tim came up empty-handed. It's also the ID drop-off point: 162 Second Avenue.

📍 Open this stop in Google Maps → 53.560373, -114.739743

Distant exterior of the dark-clad Seba Beach School along a gravel road, circular sunset-and-sailboat sign on the facade.
The old Seba Beach School — SebaHub HQ, the tour's last stop, and where Tim discovered it all gone. 📍 Map
Close view of the school's exterior wall with a circular blue-and-orange sign reading Seba Beach School.
Up close: the Seba Beach School sign on the building that's now SebaHub. 📍 Map
Covered brick walkway to the school entrance flanked by SebaHub It Takes a Village yard signs, planters and benches.
The covered walkway into SebaHub — this is the ID drop-off point, matey. 📍 Map
White banner reading SebaHub Is Open, www.sebahub.com zip-tied to a chain-link fence by a grass ball field.
The SEBAHUB IS OPEN banner on the ball-field fence. 📍 Map

61 photos · 12 stops · every photo GPS-tagged — open any photo's 📍 Map link to stand exactly where the side-by-side stood. The ID bundle is out there.

📞 Found Something?

Tim's number is his personal cell — please treat it with the respect ye'd want for yer own. Found the ID, the cash, the rings, or even a golf ball? Reach out. We're happy to hear from ye.

👤 Tim 780-909-6544 Call or text anytime 👤 Casey [email protected] Email anytime

🏠 ID drop-off: SebaHub — 162 Second Avenue, Seba Beach, Alberta. No questions asked. Or mail it in. Tim just wants his identity back, sort of thing.

🎙️ Read the Interview — the clues are in his answers 📜 The Fine Print