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Tag Archives: horses
Fall at Luskville Falls, Gatineau Hills, Quebec
Ron doing his photography thing (photo by Graeme). Fall at Luskville Falls, Gatineau Hills, Quebec After completing my retroactive blog relating to my September visit to Mer Bleue Bog, I picked up Graeme and off we went to Luskville Falls … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Gatineau Hills, Quebec
Tagged autumn leaves, bales of hay, belvidere, Chemin De L'Hotel de Ville, chipmunk, chute, Chute de Luskville, Eardley Escarpment, escarpment, fall colours, flickr photo, Gatineau Hills, group outing, hiking path, horses, Luskville Falls, Luskville Quebec, milkweed, park entrance, parkland, photo group, picnic area, ripe apple, steps, town hall, trail through the woods, tufts
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Hand Fasting Wedding at the Mediæval Fair in Osgoode, Ontario – 9th July 2011
Hand Fasting Wedding at the Mediæval Fair in Osgoode For the third year in a row, Graeme and I have had fun photographing the activities of the Mediæval Fair at Osgoode, Ontario. (Location) This year was a special year for … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Osgoode
Tagged armor, bride on horse, community event, costumes, festival, horses, jumping over broom, Kingdom of Osgoode, knight in armor, knights, Ontario, Osgoode, Osgoode medieval Festival, Ottawa, red hair, swords, wedding, wedding ceremony
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Watts Creek Pathway – Ottawa Greenbelt
Watts Creek Pathway – Ottawa Greenbelt – Approximately 6.2 km one way. The Watts Creek Pathway has had some major upgrading in the past couple of years and I hadn’t cycled along it recently so, with rain forecast for tomorrow, … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails, Watts Creek Pathway
Tagged cyclists, equestrian centre, grass is always greener on the other side, Greenbelt, heavy rainfalls, horses, National Capital Commission, NCC, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt, photographer, Railway Bridge, railway crossing, travels, walkers, water flow, watts creek, Watts Creek Pathway
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Osgoode Medieval Festival 2010
Osgoode Medieval Fair 2010 Leave the 20th century behind and head back into simpler times where chivalry and swords. This year, much like last year the main crowd drawing event at the Osgoode Medieval Fair was the Knights of Valour. … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Osgoode
Tagged 20th century, armour, chivalry, crowd, fair maiden, helmets, horses, hot summer, infrared camera, ir photos, jokes, joust, jousters, knights, Knights of Valour, lances, master of ceremony, Osgoode medieval Festival, serfs, simpler times, swords, warm up activities
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Mediæval Fair at Osgoode, Ontario – 2009
July 12th, 2009 – My son, Graeme, called me to tell me about the Mediæval Fair at Osgoode, Ontario. Weather was great so out I went. A really good experience. One group were shooting at targets with their long bows … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Osgoode
Tagged applause, archery, banter, crowd, eastern ontario, entourage, exceptions, good experience, horses, knights, lances, long bows, opponent, osgoode ontario, ouch, society for creative anachronism, spectators, spoils
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Oil Springs, Ontario
Oil Springs, Ontario I managed to get into The Pinery Provincial Park last night and got my tent up without getting too wet but the next morning, everything was dripping wet. After packing up the still wet tent, I decided … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario
Tagged buggies, Canada, damp, first commercial production, grasses, horses, Imperial Oil, light drizzle, museum, nature trail, oak leaf, oak leaves, Oil, oil fileds, oil industry, oil museum, oil rig, oil springs, Ontario, Pinery Provincial Park, relic, RJHay, Ron Hay, teasel, teasle, tent, warning signs
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