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Tag Archives: Fire
Gananoque, Ontario
Gananoque, Ontario June 2, 2012 – Gananoque sports a population of 5200 and is located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River a few kilometers downstream from Kingston, Ontario. There are a number of reasons that one might … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario
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Group Campground – Sandbanks
A bunch of us headed to Sandbanks Provincial Park for the August Long Weekend. This Park is made up of two sections, a large campground with sandy beaches and the ‘banks’ which is Sandy Dunes for which you can walk … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario
Tagged beach, camping, Fire, fun, Ontario, Ontario Parks, photograph, sand, sandbanks, summer, tents
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Season’s Greetings
Season’s Greetings Starting up a website. www.megapixeltravel.com, with my son, Graeme, was one of the major milestones for the year. Graeme had been prodding me to think about a blog format for my photo postings for quite some time so … Continue reading
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Tagged Aboriginal People's Television Network, Adirondacks, ADK, Algonquin, APTN, Argiope Spider, Blue Rodeo, Boxing Day, Breeding Bird Survey, butterfly, camping, Canada Day, Cascade Mountain, cheetah, Chickadee feeding, Christmas, Crocuses, David Usher, Digging Roots, Don Kelly, Dubreuilville, Elliot Brood, Fire, fireworks, High Peaks Region, Ice carving, ice sculpture, icicles, Inez, Insensitivity Training, Jack Pine Trail, Jennifer Podemski, Kanata, Kinnie Starr, Lilac-breasted Roller, lion, lioness, Lower Ninth Ward, Lucie Idlout, Mairin Peck, Medieval, Monkey Junk, Mt. Tremblant, Museum of Civilization, Museum of Nature, New Orleans, New Year's, New York State, Obatanga Provincial Park, Osgoode, Osgoode medieval Festival, Ottawa, Ottawa Flickr group, Ottawa Fringe Festival, Quebec, safari, Season's Greetings, serengeti, Sloan, Stonehaven, sunrise, sunset, tent, The Duck Wife, Wakefield, Westfest, William Commanda, winterlude, Xmas
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Stonehaven Drive Fire, Kanata, Ontario – May 2010
A series of multifamily dwellings were almost ready for occupancy at the corner of Stonehaven Drive and Stonehaven Crescent when a vicious fire reduced then to ruin. My father lives in the complex next to the site and so, at … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged arson, chalk line, charred wood, Fire, fire fighters, Kanata, media van, multifamily dwellings, Ontario, police, police car, Stonehaven Crescent, Stonehaven Drive
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