Photovember 16
Eastern tamaracks make a brilliant autumn display. They are an anomly, a deciduous conifer, a member of the pine family that sheds all…
Read MoreEastern tamaracks make a brilliant autumn display. They are an anomly, a deciduous conifer, a member of the pine family that sheds all…
Read MoreIn Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, Annie Dillard mentioned finding an etiolated leaf in winter. She commented that while we like to separate everything…
Read MoreA volunteer seedling grows in worm poo.
Read MoreWalking downtown I was struck by the sight of these leaves huddled outside Knox Presbyterian Church. The stonework is quintessentially local to Guelph….
Read MoreRing-billed gulls at Royal City Park
Read MoreAmaryllis bulb. Certain flowers particularly remind me of Mom. A few of them are: forsythia, daffodils, lilacs, irises, chrysanthemums, azaleas and amaryllis.
Read MoreSaturday morning in Guelph: the lady on the hill.
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Read MoreThe Gosling Wildlife Garden offers a rich fall tapestry of colour and texture; at University of Guelph Arboretum.
Read MoreYesterday first ice was spotted at the Gosling Wildlife Garden at University of Guelph Arboretum.
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