Artist Series #1 - Maud Lewis
I have a special interest in a handful of artists whose work I've stumbled on in my travels, and because I always take photos, the pleasure is lasting.
Travel
Hutterite Colony Q & A
My childhood friend and fellow blogger Deb R. who now lives in downtown Vancouver, had some questions about my last post. Here are the answers for this faithful reader.
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Supper at the Colony
Spring reminds me of our Saskatchewan bike trips over the years and I can't resist writing about one more. These photos still make me smile.
It was 2009
Bad Choice
Photos from last year, June 28, 2020:
Yes! A private, picturesque little spot behind the trees, with a wild-rose path to our own sandy beach. "It's perfect.
Country Cruising
This one isn't from the archives. These pictures were pulled fresh from my phone today May 3, 2021, they're swift and current after a birthday weekend
Eastend Steampunk
We were in the middle of ranch country one autumn evening in 2016 and had no idea what kind of show to expect. Our friends who brought us weren'
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
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
