The warmth of orange
Fluffed-up Common Redpoll
'Twas a cold, cold day for us all
Banded Peacock or Fatima / Anartia Fatima
Happy Chinese New Year
The joy of food
Mates for life
Malachite magnificence
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Icicles near the river's edge
Talk about amazing camouflage
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Tip of a Tulip stigma
From black silhouette to beauty
Alice Gladwell Bassindale, my paternal Grandmother…
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Isabella Tiger / Eueides isabella
The only time I look tall and slim, ha
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My parents in 1939
Queen of the Lily Pad
Woodland encounter
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Surviving the frigid temperatures
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Wedding Day of my ancestors
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Lichens from Marsden Creek, Kananaskis
Norwegian Fjord Horse
When my thoughts turn to summer
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Showy Lady's-slipper
What a treat : )
Beautiful old barn
Orange Jelly Fungus
Stripping the tree
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My father, Tom Carden Bassindale


I had no idea that my father ever had a motorbike, lol, so imagine my surprise when I came across this photo of him amongst the old family photos that I received from England a few months ago! That's a sidecar on the far side. He and my mother cycled for many years and I have endless photos of them with their bikes - but a motorbike, ha? This is so unlike the father I knew : ) I moved away from England to live overseas when I was 22 years old and so missed out on family talks and sharing of my parents' lives. Very sad, but it happens to many people when family members move away. The main thing I remember about him is that he LOVED photography (not as a professional) and was an exceptional photographer (according to others). I also have the best memories of all the times my parents took my brother and me out into the countryside around Birmingham, UK, at the weekends, on our bikes. My mother loved wildflowers and instilled this love in me, too. My father was passionate about photography and I guess that's where I get it from : )
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