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Tag Archives: Ontario
Winterlude 2012 – Canada’s National Capital Region – Confederation Park in the Daylight
– February 4th – Winterlude 2012 – Canada’s National Capital Region – Confederation Park in the Daylight The previous night I enjoyed watching the fireworks and then heading over to Confederation Park (location) to see the carvers in action. Lots … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged alexandria ontario, art project, bal de neige, Canada's Capital Region, canada's captial, Confederation Park, daylight hours, fabrics, food vendors, ice carvers, Ice carving, ice sculpture, ice sculptures, lost mitten mountain by karina bergans, mitten mountain, Ontario, Ottawa, park location, perfect blue, phalos by nicole dextras - fabic and ice artwork creation, Rideau Canal, sparkle, textile art, tourist attraction, video footage, winterlude, Winterlude 2012, wntertainment, wolves
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Auto Repairs and Other Such Things
Auto Repairs and Other Such Things Those who follow our blogs know how much Graeme and I like taking our vehicles into garages to have repairs done. It’s a necessary evil of car ownership. Sometimes the squeak or shimmy is … Continue reading
Posted in Home and About
Tagged auto repairs, Canadian National 6200, car ownership, car repair, computer modules, customer shuttle, diagnostic equipment, independent garages, Locomotive on display, museum of science and technology, night approach, Ontario, Ottawa, shimmy, shuttle van, squeak, squeaks, St. Laurent VOlvo, Volvo C70 Convertible
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Wild Turkeys on the Old Quarry Trail
Wild Turkeys on the Old Quarry Trail (Location) My father continues his stay in the hospital and I was a bit early for visiting hours so I, once again, took the opportunity to walk a short distance up the Old … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Old Quarry Trail, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails
Tagged apple, carrots, deer trail, Feeding the deer on On Old Quarry Trail, gate keepers, Greenbelt Trails, Kanata, NCC, Old Quarry Trail, Ontario, Ottawa, photographic interests, quarry trail, sunflower seeds, White-Tailed Deer, White-tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianus, wild turkey, wild turkeys
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Weather, weather, weather!!!
Weather, weather, weather!!! A Jamaican friend of mine once commented on how funny it was to hear Canadians asking what the weather would be like in Jamaica. Except in hurricane season, the response would always be the same, “Today should … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer
Tagged 70 Stonehaven Drive Kanata Ontario, bikini, canadians, chill, cuba, Dominican Republic, Mexico, new year, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa River, Polar Bear Dip, polar bear swim, Sears Great Canadain Chill, southern climates, Stonehaven Manor, The CHILL, weather, weather comparisons, weather weather weather, winter weather
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A Quick Visit to the Guild, Scarborough, Ontario
A Quick Visit to the Guild, Scarborough, Ontario We were leaving Toronto at about 4PM and the roads were a mess with a bit of rain, a bit of snow and a bit of freezing rain snarling traffic so I … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged "The Guild", architectural facades, available light, darkness, freezing rain, Guildwood Park, Ontario, Ottawa, parkland, polar bear, polar bear swim, Scarborough, scarborough ontario, The Guidl Inn, The Guild Inn, toronto buildings, toronto parks, weather conditions
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Medieval Times, Toronto, Ontario
Medieval Times, Toronto, Ontario Our original plans for the evening had to be changed when we found out that the evening’s performance of Cirque du Soleil had been sold out. A bit of phoning around and we found that we … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged armor, armour, entertainment, exhibition grounds, horsemanship, international fireworks competition, jousting, medieval banquet, medieval knight, medieval times toronto, medievaltimes, Ontario, paper crown, swordplay, Toronto, toronto location, toronto ontario, tourism industry, tourist attraction
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More Chickadee Feeding on the Sarsaparilla Trail
More Chickadee Feeding on the Sarsaparilla Trail The amount of snow that we received on Christmas Day was not spectacular but definitely enough to turn everything white!
Negotiating the Sarsaparilla and Jack Pine Trails
Negotiating the Sarsaparilla and Jack Pine Trails The freezing rain stopped at about midnight and the day started off with some blue sky and temperatures slightly above freezing. This meant that walking the trails would be a bit of a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Jack Pine Trail, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails, Sarsaparilla Trail
Tagged beaver pond, camera settings, chickadees, cloud cover, dim lighting, dripping water, eyesight, feeder, feedstuffs, freezing rain, Hairy woodpecker, Jack Pine Trail, NCC Greenbelt Trails, Nepean, night time, Ontario, Ottawa, outstretched hand, red squirrels, sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla Trail, woodpecker
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