Clotheslines
Lots of people love the look of laundry on a clothesline, and I'm one of them, so of course I take pictures. I hope you enjoy some of
Claybank Brick Plant
Here's another page in my Department of Exploring Little Known Treasures of Saskatchewan. Our trusty camper van, Vanna White, took us here last summer, 2020.
Who knew that
More pages from a Travel Sketchbook
And encouragement to try it yourself.
The 4" box of watercolours that I bought in 1996 and keep refilling, is second only to my husband in importance as a
Thank you FaceTime
For all the annoyance we feel about technology, and all the legitimate complaints about Facebook and Twitter, what would we do without FaceTime?!
It's been our link to
Urban Sketching
I've had the same tiny box of watercolours since the 1990's, with refillable pans of colour, and it's been tucked in my suitcase on
Collecting Weddings
I'm not sure when or why I started collecting weddings of strangers in foreign countries, but judging from all the white dresses in my photo collection I'
A Girl and Her Chickens
Can a love of poultry be transmitted through our DNA?
My dad loved things that have wings, in particular 4-seater aircraft, Canada geese, swans and peacocks. He also loved chickens.
Čigoč
Fairytale houses and big twiggy stork nests... Two good reasons to get into the countryside in Croatia.
The tiny community of Čigoč, pronounced Chee-gotch, had been awarded the title of
Gringos Giving Back
The shoeshine men in Oaxaca's beloved Llano Park are easy to ignore, they're just part of the unchanging urban landscape; silent figures at work in front
Autumn Joy
For anyone who has a yard and likes perennials, this is for you.
Introducing my favourite sedum (alias stonecrop) that I wouldn't even have thought of this winter
