Thursday, January 29, 2009

WINTER WONDERINGS

On The Way
Sheepish Character
Snow Goose (crash landing)
Great Day
Great Conditions
Resting Spot
A Fall - Make a Snow Angel

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Happy Trails

Old Man WinterNot Only `Nuts`Like This Weather
Geared Up To Go!!
Welcome To My World

Beautiful Day

Friday, January 23, 2009

Winter Residents

HOME TWEET HOME
Hanging Around
Over Here Guys
Grand Buffet
PECK ME
Hard as Rock-Strong as Steel
(eats little)

Thursday, January 22, 2009

TOBERMORY UPDATE

Little Tub harbour in winter
Rest/Dive AreaBig Tub Lighthouse
Parks Canada 60ft Tower
Parks Canada Bruce Peninsula Visitor Centre
Tobermory Harbour Entrance
Islands of Georgian Bay

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Saturday, January 17, 2009

BACK YARD VIEWS

More snow has arrived.
Outside-Inside
Winter Wonderland
Strolling
Wonder Wetland
Hedge Funs!
American Mink-Tourist!
It was a treat to watch it journey through our property and down
the road - most of the trip was under the snow.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

A COOL -21C TONIGHT

My prays are answered!!!

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

LET IT SNOW - LET IT SNOW

Long legs are handy on photographers

Deer are near.

Shore line effects.

Rare sighting of the Northern Jelly Fish.
Early migration means shorter winter (poo).

Saturday, January 10, 2009

OWEN SOUND VISIT

Harrison Park
Sydenham River
Visiting Ship
Homesick for "The Tub"

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

SAD NEWS


Lament for a soldier

Patrick Eagar’s journey on earth has come to an end
A gentleman, mercenary, raconteur and true friend
A son of privilege, he was raised in Perry Sound
Attended St. Andrew’s where inspiration was found
He played all the roles in the theatre of life
A son, a father a soldier and husband of Cathy, his wife
From rescues in the jungle to the recount of the Ghurkha shoe lace
His tales depicted journeys that riveted the listener in place
Sleep soundly dear friend, your life was amazing
A glass of Port to your memory we are raising.


Chris and I were saddened to hear of Pat's passing. We shared so many experiences over the last thirty years both in and out of our military service. I always felt we were the new face of the Canadian Forces as we seem to be truly understanding and supportive of each others element in the wide variety of roles and tasking the service requires.


It is said a soldier never dies till their forgotten - LIVE ON PAT!!!

Shell and Chris MacLEAN

WINTER WALKING REFLECTIONS

Creek Lighting

Inlet lighting

What a picture window!

Saturday, January 3, 2009

DAYS OF A NEW YEAR

The ice is back - a good thing.
Nice day for a fox walk.
Shore line texture.
Evening view

Thursday, January 1, 2009

HAPPY 2009