Cam.card portfolio: d336

Lo-cal activities

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14-11-06 - Opposite Mah Tay resto A new grafitto?

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14-11-06 - Still life.

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14-11-07 - Received for Miriam at AIA lecture

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14-11-09 - Pumpkin soup material.

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14-11-10 - Pumpkin head. edit: look up "punkinhead" in childrens' story.

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2014-11-12 Meg Morden visit

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14-11-12 - She wanted to see a slide show. Wow!

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14-11-12 - Princess, expectant

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14-11-12 - Bye bye

2014-11-13 Back to Lo-cal stuff

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14-11-13 - Geo 80 and Trevor party Welland

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14-11-18 - Rick Mercer, Niagara Falls The launch of the new cruise boat Hornblower. Or is Hornblower the name of the company?

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14-11-20 - Surprise

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14-11-20 - Surprise

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14-11-20 - DR revisits the snowfields of youth. Having this open parkland behind the house reminds me of winter perceptions in Danville, St. Hubert and Chatham, N.B. I learned that shadows on the snow were not grey, but a subtle shade of blue. That the cold wind and chill factor of the open fields was reduced in the woods. And if you dug a snow house into a big drift, it was much warmer inside.

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14-11-20 - I recall noting that the crust of the snow had different textures depending on wind and temperature and how long it had been on the ground. That the surface could be sculpted by the wind into the same sort of patterns, ripples, even, that you might find on the beach, created by wind and waves. Footprints and animal tracks added still another dimension.

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14-11-20 - Picking up Trevors laundry today. At the "San". We're able to visit this convalescent hospital without taking to the streets at all. Out the back door. Up our switchback trail to the top of the hill. Along the Bruce Trail. Connect to the Walker Quarry trails. Up the bank behind the hospital and in through a side door.

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14-11-20 - Try and stop me.

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14-11-20 - Gazebo and clouds Looking for "irony in nature" pics, I thought that the clouds echoed the piled up snow on the roof of the gazebo. Maybe not. But remember! The first rule of photography is "Be there!"

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14-11-20 - Tremont yucca

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14-11-20 - After a strenuous day on the trail

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14-11-20 - Little grey cells Ikea, whiskey, ginger ale bottle. Was struck by how the pop tin fits perfectly into the Ikea tumbler. An accident? Or an example of rational planning, of the intervention in the chaotic market place by some assertive national bureau of standards?

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14-11-21 - Walk home from Shaver With Trevor's laundry

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14-11-21 - Clay borrow pond They borrowed clay out of this excavated pond to create a cap for the whole landfill site.

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14-11-25 - Objective irony series? Still looking for pictures that illustrate irony in nature. A difficult concept since the litcrit set would have us believe that irony is not something observed, so much as something invented. Yet another example of the "crativist" mentality at work.

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14-11-25 - BrockU seniors fitness

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14-11-25 - DR wonders why he's here.

2014-11-29 BTN-E2E-Day1 Queenston to Woodend w. L. Bonnar. Our Bruce Trail Niagara Section end-to-end project

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14-11-29 - The screaming tunnel

2014-11-29 Home

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14-11-29 - Yummy mummy. Diana quote: "Can't keep his hands off her (period '.' or 3 dots '...'?)"

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14-11-29 - More precip

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2014-12-01 BTN-E2E-Day2 Quarry to Grimsby

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14-12-01 - Late 30's model?

2014-12-30 BTN-E2E-Day3 DeCew to Woodend

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14-12-03 - Overpass, Glendale Ave. and Hwy 406