Clothesline Addendum
A few creative additions to my previous post featuring clotheslines.
These animals are by Russian-born Helga Stentzel who calls her style "household surrealism", derived from her childhood in
Oaxaca Amarilla
Yellow Oaxaca. Another reason to love this city.
On many streets the tree they call Primavera is an explosion of brilliant yellow that nearly hides the leaves. It happens in
Horseshoes and a Merry-go-round
For cyclist friends and others...
Our Saskatchewan bike trips aren't only about millions of pedal revolutions. We often rode 70-80 kilometers a day, sometimes with long up-hills and
Musgoes for Supper
When neither Dave nor I are in a cooking mood and it's getting close to suppertime (or dinnertime if you live in a city larger than ours), one
Airbnb Cuba Style
Dreaming of a change of scenery? Something that might include a warm ocean and a mojito? If you're looking for something a little different than a resort hotel
Adriana la Cubana
My Cuban friend is a lovely person, full of personality and energy, an artist, a scientist, a teacher and a cyclist. She was working on her PhD in agriculture at
Wildflowers in SK
Last spring 2020 won't be remembered as a great season for some things, but it was a very good year for crocuses at the old Nodge acreage east
Prairie Hospitality
A biking story from the archives...
Somewhere between Hodgeville and Gravelbourg during a 4-day bicycle trip in southwest Saskatchewan, our friend Anika yelled back to us, "I'm
Bicycle Camping
We've done lots of bike tours over the years and although Dave has often carried a tent and gear on solo trips, the rest of us have stayed
Oyster Bar
I once went to an oyster bar on the Sunshine Coast of BC for a taste of these sea creatures, slurping them raw off the shell. Even with hot-sauce and
