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Front garden visitor
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Spring Flowers
Look what spent the entire day stuck in our garden fence
When I let the dog out this morning he stood staring at the fence barking energetically. This isn’t completely abnormal for him, so I called him in and paid no attention to what I assumed was a doggy apparition that had caught his attention.
After a repeat performance in the late afternoon, my wife called me with: “there’s an animal stuck in the fence”.
Sure enough, this fellow had tried to squeeze himself through one of the chain links and, like most of us, he underestimated his girth and got stuck. We did eventually manage to extricate him from his predicament:
Incidentally, ground hogs bite quite hard even when you are trying to do them a favour.
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After the storm
Christmas lights
A house in Burlington, Ontario. Click on an image to see a bigger version.
The home-owner’s son was killed in a motorcycle accident; the motorcycle is dedicated to him:
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Snowy Oakville
Well, not that much snow, but more than we’ve been used to recently..
Our front yard: 3 images taken at ISO 25600, 1.7 stops apart merged into one photo . Click on it for a larger view.
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Radical inclusion in Southern Ontario
We spent a weekend away in Kingsville:
Amherstburg, a little further west on the Detroit River boasts an inclusive playground:
I have no idea what makes this particular playground more inclusive than any other playground; perhaps adults are allowed to use it. Or, more likely, the inclusivity virus has now infected everything, even playgrounds.
Amherstburg has not quite reached the pinnacle of euphoric inclusion that would induce it not to continue pointing its cannons across the Detroit river at the U.S. in commemoration of the war of 1812 – a war which even US historians now reluctantly concede, Canada won.
The trip even included snow:
