Main Street shops.
Tom’s Camper
My neighbour is a car guy. He has this lovingly restored/cared-for VW Camper in impeccable condition.
There was a time when one saw a lot of these on the roads and in campgrounds. A neat, compact way to travel.
Why do I think “Alice’s Restaurant” when I see it?
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Kevin’s Older Sister
Kevin’s sister is named Cashew and she is older and slowing down a bit.
But she is still game for anything going.
Cashew is also of the opinion that red squirrels have no business on the property. She is very vocal about that, as a matter of fact.
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Kevin
My grandson Kevin is visiting during March Break. He became interested in the red squirrels cleaning up the seed spilled from the bird feeder and in the birds’ activities as well.
The light was particularly nice by the window.
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Up To Your Nose
It won’t be long before we’re there!
I know it’s around here somewhere.
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Bare Bones
Two more winter tree shots:
Elegant reach for the sky.
Bad Hair Day? Startled? Freaked out?
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Sensuous
The surface of the snow has a very sensuous appearance.
I love the smooth elegance of the transitions.
Mother Nature is an accomplished sculptor.
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March Cedars
In March the light returns and some really lovely snow falls.
Only Mother Nature can lay a carpet this perfect.
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Old Soldier
Two Remembrance Day poppies have been placed in the stump of a fallen tree at the corner of West Peninsula and Peninsula Road. They have been there since November. I photographed them today and treated the photo in different ways.
The first expresses a soft wistful feeling, the second has a more gritty, rough feel.
I suppose each interpretation is appropriate depending on one’s experience.
The poppies remind me how lucky we are.
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