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Ottawa Grassroots Festival – 2013
Ottawa Grassroots Festival – 2013 This weekend the Rideau Curling Club of Ottawa is home to the Ottawa Grassroots Festival (location), a two-day event featuring wonderful music, workshops and a kidzone with plenty of things to keep the kids interested … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged bluegrass band, community choir, festival location, grassroots festival, kidzone, maple hill, music workshops, ottawa folklore center, photographers, rideau curling club, safety goggles, soldering iron, soldering technique, wonderful music, workshop presentation
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Carp Farmer’s Market 2012
Carp Farmer’s Market 2012 We took a quick trip out to the Carp Farmer’s Market to take a look at what was for offer this year. My wife purchased a bit of farm produce and I chatted with a few … Continue reading
Butterflies – Lemon Pansy – Jumonia lemonias
Butterflies – Lemon Pansy – Jumonia lemonias Photographed at the Carleton University “Live” Butterfly exhibit in the Fall of 2010. (Location) The Lemon Pansy is a small to medium-sized Asian butterfly that is common in old fields, vacant lots and … Continue reading
OVAS GIANT AUCTION today – March 4th, 2012
Notice – 28/01/2013: The 2013 version of the OVAS Giant Auction will be held on Sunday, March 24th, 2013. It will be part of a two-day ‘Aquamania’. On March 23 – 24th, 2013, the Ottawa Valley Aquarium Society presents it`s … Continue reading
Posted in Aquariums, Home and About
Tagged Aquarium ornaments, aquariums, auctioneers, chairs, computer geeks, cup of coffee, Decorated hot dog, Drift wood, Earth Day celebration program, Encan, item description, jack purcell, King Neptune, megapixeltravel, ottawa ontario, ottawa valley aquarium society, Ottawa Valley Aquarium Society Annual Giant Auction, OVAS, OVAS AQUAMANIA 2013 and GIANT AUCTION, photographers, registration table, Ron Hay, S.A.M., Sponsors, supervisor, volunteers
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Invitational International Chicken-Rib Cook Off – Sparks Street Mall, Ottawa, Ontario
Last night, in the House of Commons, the politicians were debating the future of Canada’s postal service – see previous post. (UPDATE: FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 2011 – 8AM – Debate has gone on all night and is still going on! … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged aroma, BBQ chicken, BBQ ribs, chicken sauce, closing time, competition, festivities, house of commons, Invitational chicken-rib cook-off, june 24, limousines, Malldel la rue Sparks, Ontario, Ottaw' Historic Outdoor Pedestian Mall, Ottawa, ottawa ontario, photographers, politicians, poulet, prom night, rib cook, rib sauce, ribs, s postal service, Sparks Street Mall, street mall, teams from Canada and the United States, weather
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The Anhinga Trail, Everglades National Park, Florida
The Anhinga Trail in Everglades National Park consists of a path along an elevated dike and a series of elevated boardwalks out over the marsh and ponds of the area. Many varieties of plant and animal life exist in the … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, USA
Tagged alligator, alligators, anhinga trail, animal life, Ardea alba, Ardea herodias, black vultures, boardwalk, butorides virescens, cameras, creatures, dike, Double-crested Cormorant, Everglades national park, everglades national park florida, Florida, great blue heron, Great Egret, green heron, Ibis, Litle Green Heron, marsh, national park florida, Phalacrocorax auritus, photographers, ponds, wading birds
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Mediæval Fair at Osgoode, Ontario – 2010
2010 – Another year has passed by and once again Graeme and I find ourselves visiting Osgoode, Ontario to enjoy the jousting, the archery, the dancing and the costumed folks taking a step back in time to the mediæval days … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Osgoode
Tagged anvil, archery, armor, arrow, arrows, Canada, catapult, celtic music, celtic sea, chess ganme, clothing styles, colours, competitions, dance displays, dexterity, entourage, fair grounds, gaelic music, horsemanship, images, Irish music, jousting, knights in shining armor, knihgts, knot carver, lance, lances, long bow, maidens, mail, medieval games, musicians, Ontario, Osgoode, photographers, photos, saddles, spear, spectators, step back in time, tilting, wood carver
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Ragged Falls, Algonquin Park, Ontario (OPC Outing) – September 2007
Ragged Falls, Algonquin Park, Ontario (OPC Outing) Ragged Falls was one of many scenic points of interest that I traveled to see with a group of photographers from the Ontario Photo Collective (OPC). The Falls are located just off Highway … Continue reading
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Tagged Algonquin Park, algonquin park ontario, banner, boulder field, canadian shield, Falls, Highway 60, Huntsville, huntsville ontario, marriage proposal, Ontario, OPC, parking lot, photo, photographers, photographic images, points of interest, precambrian rock formation, Ragged Falls, rocks, toronto area, water flows
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Osgoode Hall – “Doors Open”, Toronto
Osgoode Hall – “Doors Open”, Toronto This weekend, we were in Toronto to photograph some of the buildings which would not normally be open to the public for photography. The “Open Doors” weekend provides access to a great many buildings … Continue reading
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Tagged books, city of toronto, court, court of appeal, Designated building, divisional court, Divisional Court of the Supreme Court of Justice, domes, downtown toronto, First Chief Justice Of Upper Canada, landmark, law school, law society of upper canada, library, National Historic Site, ontario court of appeal, ontario heritage act, OPC, open doors, osgoode hall, photographers, photography, stained glass, superior court of justice, upper canada, William Osgoode
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“Doors Open” – Toronto 2006
Very few people visit Toronto, Ontario without at least taking a peek at the CN Tower. I’ve been there often but this was my first time to be there with a digital SLR. The “Doors Open” Toronto 2006 was underway … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged cn tower, Doors Open Toronto 2006, Ontario, OPC, photographers, Pileated Woodpecker, railway, railway tracks, red dress, statue, Toronto, toronto ontario
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