Max and Guinness from outside
May Bush
Siskin and junco
We call it juniper, but many Canadians call it tam…
More juniper -- sorry, I mean larch
Clouds scudding past the waxing moon last night
Cherry pits after the winter
In my local graveyard
I'm hesitating
The angel with a flower basket on his arm
My teapot gets used a lot
A pine siskin's face, with some of his lunch in hi…
Sharpie's lunch
Chickadee in the bushes
Siskin for lunch
Robin
Windfall
Wood but not a wooden expression
Summer of 1983
Bernlaws at their sternlaw's wedding
In 1985
Betrothal announced
Bah bah bahbbing
While I made supper, a pine siskin
A seven-foot slide rule. And its small cousin.
Jan resting in the snow
Early fall 1975
Our kitchen counter in early 1986
Requisite Internet Cat Picture / Pre-Internet
The dancer is back
Jay
I have to ask the experts
More winter things revealed
What spring shows
Tidal pool
Bug in the suds
My niece on her bike
Belvedere burnt out
Fox sparrow enjoying a bit of late-winter sun
Regina at 90
Ice in the harbour
Appreciating the Mona Lisa
River Thames on a dull day in October 1985
In the hay
Windy rain turning to snow
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Twin kittens


This was 1975 and these were two siblings born at the house I shared
with a half-dozen other people. This was our backyard. What little
colour film I used back then was slide film, usually whatever cheap E6
film I could buy. (Kodachrome was very expensive for a poor student.)
I used a small WW2-era German viewfinder camera that I had bought for
five or ten dollars from a friend. His father brought it home with him
from the European war. My friend now had graduated to a Japanese slr.
I can remember the name of one of these kittens, Guinness, but not that of the other.
with a half-dozen other people. This was our backyard. What little
colour film I used back then was slide film, usually whatever cheap E6
film I could buy. (Kodachrome was very expensive for a poor student.)
I used a small WW2-era German viewfinder camera that I had bought for
five or ten dollars from a friend. His father brought it home with him
from the European war. My friend now had graduated to a Japanese slr.
I can remember the name of one of these kittens, Guinness, but not that of the other.
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