Abandoned Power House

This powerhouse supplied Temiscaming, Quebec with electrical power from around 1923.

Kipawa Power House

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Autumn Bush

The bush beside the Pipeline Park in Temiscaming.

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Hint Of Winter

The last of the leaves have hung on until the first light overnight snow dusts them as a reminder of the inevitability of the coming of Winter.

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Eyes On North Bay

Since 1904 these eyes have observed the life of the city of North Bay from high atop the steeple of St. Andrew’s United Church.

St. Andrews Steeple Openings

The inevitable deterioration wrought by the elements has weakened the top portion of the structure and it will disappear within the week

These elegant shapes will be gone forever.

Only their memory will exist.

They served their purpose well.

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Near Sweetman’s Garden

The old CNR railway roadbed ran beside Sweetman’s Garden and was the reason that the garden came into existence. The right-of-way was much wider than required for the tracks and Murray Sweetman began to use the vacant land beside the tracks as a garden. Over the years the garden became quite extensive and was a place to marvel at and escape from the neighbourhood for a bit of “quiet time”. An oasis of calm.

The rails were removed years ago and despite unsuccessful attempts on the part of the City’s Mayor and Council to sell the land for development, it is still there today. Perhaps not as glorious as it once was, but still an oasis of calm nonetheless.

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Quiet Place

There is a small cemetery in Feronia which provides a quiet, tranquil resting place for many who pioneered the area.

It is situated on a small knoll surrounded by bush. Much like what the first people to move into the area found when they arrived.

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Visit To An Old Friend

Duchesnay Creek drops over the escarpment north of our town on its way to Lake Nipissing.

Over many years and many visits, it has provided multiple opportunities to preserve in photographs and memory the uniqueness that is our part of the world.

No two encounters are ever the same.

 

 

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Laurier Woods

A recent walk in Laurier Woods.

 

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Late Summer Swim

Windy day on Lake Nipissing, Marathon Beach.

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Late Summer

By late summer there isn’t much water flowing over Duchesnay Falls.

What roars in Spring has become gentle as the Season ages.

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Late August Afternoon

The weather has turned away from Summer.

Cooler these days, and more comfortable.

The strong greens of August are replaced with wilder colours of Autumn.

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Anticipation

The colours of late August foretell the coming of Fall.

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Late Summer Colour

Subtle signs of Autumn appear near the end of August.

The inevitable march of Nature cannot be slowed or prevented.

Just give in and accept it.

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Noon At Eagle Lake

Looking to the South at Eagle Lake Narrows.

A pre-Fall day.

Warm sun, cooler air.

The illusion of continuing Summer.

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Evening On Lake Nosbonsing

Some evenings the sunset is meant to be recorded.

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