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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
Posted in Home and About
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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Perth Nature Reserve – Another visit
Edit Perth Nature Reserve – Another visit As I headed out of town for another visit to the Perth Wildlife Reserve, I wondered about what the Carp Landfill (a.k.a. Carp Mountain) might look like in a number of years and … Continue reading
Posted in Ontario, Perth
Tagged Bull Frog, bull frogs, camouflage, carp, Common Garter Snake, Deer, eyes, few days, frog, frogs, garter snake, Kanata, landfill, marshland, nature reserve, Nerodia sipedon, Northern Water Snake, Odocoileus virginianus, Ontario, Ottawa, overcast, Palladium Drive, Perth, Perth Wildlife Reserve, Red-sided Garter Snake, rural areas, RVCA, shallows, snake, snakes, Tay Marsh, Tay River, Thamnophis sirtalis, underground dens, urban areas, water snake, White-Tailed Deer, wildlife areas
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Chichen-Itza, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Posted in Caribbean & Mexico, Chichen-Itza, Mexico
Tagged Ball court, Ballcourt, bottled water, Chac, Chichen-Itza, columns, El Castillo, El Castillo o Templo de Kukulcan, El Observatorio o Caracol, fall equinoxes, group leader, guided tour, Iguana, La Iglesia, Las Monjas, map, masks, Mayan, Mayan God of Rain and Thunder, merchants, Mexico, national geographic, nunnery, pathways, Platform of Jaguars and Eagles, Platforma de los Craneos o Tzompanti, Plaza de las Mil Columnas, RJHay, Ron Hay, scrapbook, serpent, skulls, slithers, snakes, spring and fall, stonework, Temlo de los Guerreros, temple of kukulcan, Temple of the Deer, Temple of the Warriors, Templo dei Cenote Xtoloc, Templo des las Grandes Measa, The Church, The Observatory, tidbit, tour, tour books, tour groups, tour leader, Wall of skulls, Warrior Columns, Yucatan Peninsula, yucatan peninsula mexico
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Snow Snakes and other things, Kanata, Ontario
Snow Snakes and other things, Kanata, Ontario I hadn’t started the day out with any particular photographic goal, but as I was coming home, I noticed the sun shining off the dome of the Greek Orthodox Church and so grabbed … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged ©rjhay, Church, clouds, Communication tower, corn, corn field, corn fields, corn stubble, crusted snow, dusk, farmhouse, Greek Orthodox, greek orthodox church, Kanata, Ontario, Ron Hay, satellite dish, skiier, sky, snakes, snow, snow patterns, snow snakes, sun, sunset, yellow lab
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