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New England Trip 2012 – Day 9 – Chatham to Provincetown, Cape Cod
Our plan for the day was to drive to Provincetown at the end of Cape Cod and then return to Chatham again in the evening. We had never been to Provincetown, so weren’t sure what we might find when we … Continue reading
Posted in MA, USA
Tagged Amphitheater, amphitheatre benches, Atlantic Ocean, blue carpet on sand, Blue fire hydrant, butterfly, cape cod, cape cod history, cape cod national seashore, chatham cape cod, Chatham lighthouse, cigar, Cigar on post, colorful bluberry leaves, eastham, Fall colors, Fire hydrant, fire hydrants, fungi, history of Chatham MA, holiday season, how to identify poison ivy, interesting things, man on lawn chair with spotting scope, mushrooms, national seashore park, New England Trip 2012, oak leaves, observation platform Race beach, orleans cape cod, Orleans Cape COd MA, Pine cones, plane against blue sky, poison ivy, poison ivy image, poison ivy tutorial, police station, provincetown, Provincetown Cape Cod, Race Point Beach, saltwater, sand beach, sand dunes, sandy beach, scenery, Toxicodendron radicans, trawler, truck driving on sand, Vintage police cruiser, [ark map
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New England Trip 2012 – Day 6 – Essex, Connecticut
New England Trip 2012 – Day 6 – Essex, Connecticut
Posted in Connecticut, Home and About, USA
Tagged beacon, boat on lift, Butterflies, Chrythsanthemum, commercial craft, connecticut location, connecticut River, connecticut river museum, cryovaced boat, docks, fall flowers, flower beds, Hallowe'en decorations, Hayuden shipyard, Hover fly, hoverfly, imaginary creatures, lamp post, lamp posts, lighthouse, marina, maritime museum, New England Trip 2012, Oliver Cromwell Connecticut warship, poison ivy, Potopaug, recreational watercraft, rose, Saybrook, Steamboat dock, town of essex, Virginia Creeper
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Carleton University – Ottawa, Ontario – a few random images
Carleton University – Ottawa, Ontario After dropping my brother off at the Airport for a long flight back to Vancouver, I stopped at Carleton University so that I could lend a hand, if needed, at the end of the Butterfly … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Carleton University, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged bee on aster, bur, burdock, burr, Carleton University, Carleton University Butterfly Show, Datura sp, Fall colors, Gandhi statue, Jimson weed, Jimson weed seed pod, marigold, poison ivy, Rideau Canal, Rideau RIver, Rideau Valley Conservation Authority, Stinging Nettles, teasel, teepee, trupet flower
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A short walk in Ottawa’s Greenbelt
A short walk in Ottawa’s Greenbelt My purpose for being out the trail today was to try out Graeme’s Nikon D70s which he had internally modified a few years ago to use as a dedicated IR camera. I was also … Continue reading
3rd Quarter 2012- MegapixelTravel’s most popular blogs
3rd Quarter 2012 – MegapixelTravel’s most popular blogs Top Ranking – For the second quarter in a row the top ranking goes to blogs about the Kingdom of Osgoode. Although the Kingdom of Osgoode blog for 2012 still garnered quite … Continue reading
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Tagged bathing suit, Bruce Trail - Lions Head, civil war reenactment, El Otro Varadero, French and Indian War, hand fasting, heat of the summer, international travel, Kingdom of Osgoode, Lion's Head, massena, mermaids, north american travel, north face mountain, North Face Mountain 25 review, Osgoode, poison ivy, polar bear swim, reenactments, RLCT, Sandcastles, Travel in Denmark Seden Netherlands and Belgium, tripadvisor, Upper Canada Village, war of 1812
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2nd quarter 2012 – MPT most viewed
2nd quarter 2012 – MPT most viewed The following subjects were the most viewed MPT blog posts for the past three months. Top ranking – The two Kingdom of Osgoode posts from 2011 – I guess everyone likes looking at … Continue reading
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Tagged aleergic reaction to poison ivy, best men, Butterflies, Butterfly Exhibit, butterfly images, Carleton University, entourage, flora and fauna, hand fasting, Kingdom of Osgoode, knights in shining armor, marathon, narcisse snake pits, osgoode ontario, ottawa bicycle club, Ottawa Bicycle Club 2011 Rideau Lakes Cycle Tour, ottawa race weekend, pictorial tutorial, poison ivy, Poison ivy images, rash, rideau lakes, snakes, solar filter, sun photos, sun photos with solar filters, top billing, travel photography, unive
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Apple Bossom Blizzard
Today we decided to take our bikes and wander through the bike and walking paths of Kanata’s Beaverbrook and Kanata Lakes subdivisions and then checked out the progress of the construction work on the Terry Fox extension and then arrived … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Apple Blossoms, apple trees, azalea, beaver pond, beaverbrook, bicycling trail, Canada Geese, cocoon, construction work, cycling, drops of rain, foget-me-nots, hosta, Kanata, kanata lakes, light drizzle, lytle park, Ontario, Ottawa, planned community, poison ivy, rain came down, springtime, terry fox, Variegated hosta leaves, walkways, windy day
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Poison Ivy time!
It’s that time of the year again when Poison Ivy plants begin to emerge once again. Poison Ivy is a noxious weed that frequents sandy soil and especially likes to grow beside forest margins and trails where photographers walk and … Continue reading
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Tagged allergen, allergens, allergic reaction, burning skin sensation, Contact dermatitis, Dermatitis, irritation, leaking pimples, leaves of three, Leaves of three leave it be, noxious weed, Pictures of Poison Ivy, plant, poison ivy, poison ivy rash, poison ivy tutorial, red itchy areas on the skin. red bumps on the skin, red itchy rash with pustules, resinous sap, Rhus radicans, sap causing allergic contact dermatitis, skin condition, stinging skin sensation, Three shiny leaves, Toxicodendron, Toxicodendron radicans, urushiol, urushiol oil, vesicles, white or gray grape-like hairless fruit
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Cooper Marsh
Cooper Marsh Conservation Area (Location) Visited Cooper Marsh with my birder friend, Gerhard. We were hoping to see some of the wading birds and warblers but were either too early or too late in the season for them. As usual, … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Cooper Marsh, Ontario
Tagged baltimore oriole, Baltimore Oriole in flight, Binoculars, birder, birding, Blue violet, boardwalk, boardwalks, Capella gallinago, chokecherry, Chokecherry blossoms, Chrysemys picta marginata, common dandelion, common snipe, Cranesbill, Dendroica petechia, Dryad's Saddle, Hairy woodpecker, Hawthorne, Hawthorne blossoms, Icterus galbula, man in hat, marsh, Melospiza georgiana, Midland Painted Turtle, Orange bird, Oriole, Painted Turtle, Picoides villosus, poison ivy, polypore, Raisin Region Conservation Authority, Raisin River Conservation Authority, Rhus radicans, Rhus toxicodendron, small pond, snipe, spring flowers, swamp, swamp sparrow, Tachycineta bicolor, Toxicodendron radicans, Tree Swallow, Visitor Centre, wading birds, wetter areas, wood violet, Woodland Violet, Yellow warbler
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