13 Places · the route Tim took

The route Tim took

13 places · 61 public-safe photos

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Tim's ID

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Cash approaching $10,000

The original confirmed photo showed the initial cash. Tim keeps retracing his steps, and the current estimate is approaching $10,000. The finder may keep the cash.

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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 photographed: a yellow keychain and an Alberta Open Farm Days flyer. See the last-known evidence

The 13 Places

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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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

The Beach (Randy's) — Open to Everyone

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

What the photos show: The property's own stretch of waterfront, freshly opened and tilled soft 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 photo Tim texted Randy, cash in hand.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A small red wooden shed with a boarded-up window, standing alone in tall grass. — A weathered red shed standing watch in the underbrush.

A tin-roofed cabin with a covered porch and a 'NO TRESPASSING' sign posted on the door. — One of the outbuildings on the property. Follow the posted sign.

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.

Seba Beach Seniors Centre

The route passes through the heart of the village by the Seba Beach Seniors Centre, one of the town's familiar landmarks.

What the photo shows: The Seba Beach Seniors Centre, including its covered porch and reader board. Remain on public sidewalks and paths without blocking doors, parking, the thrift shop, or accessible routes.

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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.

Derby's Lakeview General Store

The in-town route continues past Derby's Lakeview General Store, a long-standing Seba Beach storefront.

What the photo shows: Derby's blue-grey storefront, painted signage, balcony and entrance. Remain on public sidewalks and paths without blocking the business, doors, parking, deliveries, or accessible routes.

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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.

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).

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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.

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.

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.

The Back Trails (2–3 km)

“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.

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A narrow dirt trail cutting through dense green forest. — Into the trail corridor west of the school — the side-by-side squeezed right in.

A rough double-track trail with grass centre strip winding through mixed forest. — Rutted double-track through the trees — pockets beware.

A twisting forest trail with exposed roots and uneven ground. — Deeper into the corridor — the bouncing was real through here.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A gravel trail with power poles passing near campground RVs among trees. — The trail skirting the edge of the Kokanee Springs campground.

Trail approaching a campground area, trailers visible through the treeline. — Coming up on the campground boundary — Kokanee Springs through the trees.

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.

Narrow grassy footpath branching into a birch and aspen forest, with a rusted metal ring and small trail sign at the entrance. — A wooded side spur appears beyond an old metal ring. Follow only the current area label shown in My Hunt.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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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).

Open grassy Vista land with scattered structures and the lake in the distance. — Out onto the Vista lands — open ground with the lake beyond.

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.

A barrel-style outdoor wood sauna on the Vista lands near trees. — The outdoor wood-fired sauna, just steps from the geodome.

A geodesic dome tent structure on a platform among the trees on the Vista lands. — The Stargazer geodome beside the sauna, available through SebaStays.

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.

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.

A row of small colour-trimmed InstaCabins on the grassy Vista land. — The InstaCabins lined up on the Vista land.

Small cabins in a row with colour trim, grass foreground. — InstaCabins from the other side — new daily-rental row.

A line of brightly trimmed small cabins across a prairie field. — More of the InstaCabin row on the Vista land.

Small cabins in an open field with treeline behind. — The far end of the InstaCabin row.

The Cliff-Edge Slope

“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 and uneven ground could conceal a small elastic-band bundle.

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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.

Wooded slope with a freshly cut sapling stump and lake glimpse through trees. — The same slope and fresh-cut brush, where a small bundle could be hard to see.

The Driving Range & Brewing at Seba

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 and campground along the trees — plus Brewing at Seba. Do not dig anywhere on the range or disturb the business area.

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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.

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.

Golf driving range field with target boards at Kokanee Springs campground. — The driving range at Kokanee Springs. Digging is not allowed.

The Kokanee Springs corner now associated with Brewing at Seba. — This corner is now part of the Brewing at Seba stop.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

Covered brick walkway to the school entrance flanked by SebaHub It Takes a Village yard signs, planters and benches. — The covered walkway into SebaHub, the ID return point.

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.

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