The field used to be an airport for model planes. The runway was plowed over but some wreckage left behind. Gray's Creek Conservation Area, Cornwall, Ontario
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Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Purdon 2016
Blue Flag Iris (Iris versicolor)
Insect pollinators
Shinleaf, Pyrole elliptique
Pyrola elliptica
Pyrola elliptica
Cloudberries, Rubus chamaemorus
Cotton grass, Eriophorum gracile
Saturday, June 18, 2016
Steve Page, barenaked ladies, 1991
Free concert at University Centre courtyard, University of Guelph. I bought their "Yellow Tape" cassette from him for $5!
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Monday, June 13, 2016
Prince of Persia yellow roses, passionflowers
Persian yellow roses, lots of blooms and well ahead of other roses in garden, also survived winter with little kill.
Passionflower
Sunday, June 12, 2016
My Mister Hockey Moment
I was in the Desert Rose Cafe in Elora when it was still on Mill Street around 1997. I'd gone to the men's room which was in a section that was closed with the lights off. Someone was in it, so I just waited and tried to make a little noise to let whoever was inside know that someone was there so they wouldn't be startled when they opened the door.
The door opened and out came a guy in his late sixties, but ramrod straight and strong looking. Quick glance at me that said "Hey, I can still take you!" and he looked like he could.
I thought, "I know that guy...wait... it's Gordie Howe!"
He was at a table with his wife Colleen. I think they were staying at the Mill Inn next door.
They looked like they were just trying to get away by themselves for a bit. I didn't say anything to them.
The door opened and out came a guy in his late sixties, but ramrod straight and strong looking. Quick glance at me that said "Hey, I can still take you!" and he looked like he could.
I thought, "I know that guy...wait... it's Gordie Howe!"
He was at a table with his wife Colleen. I think they were staying at the Mill Inn next door.
They looked like they were just trying to get away by themselves for a bit. I didn't say anything to them.
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