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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Youngstown, New York – Fire Hydrant Art
Aug. 20, 2011 – We were visiting in the Niagara-on-the-Lake area and decided to take a trip across the river to visit Fort Niagara. We spent a great deal of time stuck in traffic on the bridge crossing the river, … Continue reading
The 3rd Annual OVAS Garage Sale and Membership Drive!
I’m a member of the Ottawa Valley Aquarium Society and today marked the start of another season for the Society. The first event of the season is the Annual Garage Sale and Membership Drive where members (and others) get an … Continue reading
Mer Bleue Bog, Ottawa, Ontario
Mer Bleue Bog, Ottawa, Ontario It was very foggy when I left my home and headed east across the city to Mer Bleue Bog (Location). I was rather hoping that I would get there and be able to photograph some … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Mer Bleu Bog, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged birch, blueberry, boardwalk through a bog, bog, bullrushes, Cotton Grass (Eriophorum sp.), Labrador Tea, Larix, Mer Bleue, Ottawa, spagnum moss, Tamarck
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Land Battle Re-enactment of French and Indian War at Ogdensburg, NY July 24th, 2011
July 24th, 2011: Land Battle Re-enactment of French and Indian War at Ogdensburg, NY For this event I have broken the activity into two sections. This post covers the land battle portion. If interested in our other postings of the … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, Ogdensburg, USA
Tagged artillery, black powder, cannon, cannons, combatants, costume, fire power, Fort de la Présentation, Fort La Presentation, French and Indian War, july 24th, mussle loader, ogdensburg new york, opposition, participants, plains of abraham, priority targets, re-enactment, spectators, uniform, uniforms, water battle
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Trying out the repaired 80-200 f2.8
I haven’t been out on the woodland trails much this summer (soccer injuries, international travel, other family commitments, etc), so when I received my 80-200mm f2.8 back from Nikon’s repair depot, that was all that I needed as a reason … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa, Sarsaparilla Trail
Tagged apple trees, beaver pond, Blue Jay, chickadees, chipmunks, Downy Woodpecker, ducks, family commitments, Greenbelt, Greenbelt Trails, Hairy woodpecker, handful of seeds, nature natural surroundings, NCC, Nepean, Nikon 28-200mm f2.8, Nikon 80-200mm f2.8, Nkon camera, Ottaawa Ontario, ottawa ontario, photography, photos, Red Squirrel, Sarsaparilla Trail, soccer injuries, summer soccer, sunflower seeds, walk in the woods, white breasted nuthatch, woodland trail, woodland trails, woodpecker
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Water Battle Re-enactment of French and Indian War at Ogdensburg, NY July 24th, 2011
Water Battle Re-enactment of French and Indian War at Ogdensburg, NY July 24th, 2011 This is the third year that Graeme and I have traveled to Ogdensburg, NY to photograph the various re-enactments. Our Previous postings of these events can … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, Ogdensburg, USA
Tagged anchor, black kettle, black pot, black powder, boats, cannon, cannons, civilization, flintlock, French and Indian War, Kitchen fly, life and death, musket, Ogdensburg NewYork, open fire, pistols, plains of abraham, re-enactment, real war, rowing, sials, smoke in the air, tent area, tents, water battle, weaponry
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Ottawa Fat Cats vs. Brantford Red Socks
Ottawa Fat Cats vs. Brantford Red Socks Currently Ottawa’s only Professional Baseball team, the Fat Cats were taking on the Brantford Red Socks for this year’s championship. It’s the forth game in the Payoff series I was fortunate to get … Continue reading
Saturday night – Gatineau, Quebec Balloon Festival/Festival de Montgolfières de Gatineau 2011
When I left home Saturday, it looked like it might be a perfect night for a balloon launch at the Gatineau Balloon Festival (See my previous post for more Festival details) but, as it turned out, I guess that the … Continue reading
Posted in Gatineau/Hull/Aylmer
Tagged balloons, clouds on the horizon, colour combinations, dinosaur, Festival de Montgolfières de Gatineau 2011, festival details, fire hydrants, gatineau balloon festival, Gatineau Hills, gatineau quebec, heavy artillery, launch, organizers, perfect night, saturday night, setting sun, spectator, spectators, Tweed Ontario, weather, winnipeg manitoba
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Gatineau, Quebec Balloon Festival/Festival de Montgolfières de Gatineau 2011
(UPDATE: Saturday, September 3, 2011 blog entry – Balloons didn’t launch in the evening but it looked promising for awhile. Photographed other things instead.) September 2, 2011:It’s that time of year again and the Festival de Montgolfières de Gatineau starts … Continue reading
Posted in Gatineau/Hull/Aylmer, Home and About, Quebec
Tagged balloon shape, carnival rides, correct location, festival atmosphere, Festival de Montgolfières de Gatineau 2011, french festival, Gatineau, gatineau hot air balloon, Gatineau Hot Air Balloon Festival, gatineau quebec, high winds, hot air balloon, hot air balloon festival, hot air balloons, launch, passing overhead, Quebec Balloon Festival, time location, wind direction
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Audubon Bird Call
Audubon Bird Call: They’ve been making these since 1947! I took a break from uploading images of music cassette covers to our website and went for a visit to our local thrift shop to see if they had any more … Continue reading