Driving past Come-by-Chance
Early morning selfie
For me, a rare bird
Past the solstice
Christmas Oriole
Wet-snowy Boxing Day bird
Not as messy as it looked
A skim of ice on the pond
In the neighbourhood graveyard
Neighbour's garden
Last day of the year
My Great-grandmother's Christmas cactus blooms for…
Sunny January day
Artist Envy
Lovely failure
Truck's arse on a dark morning
Coming home from an Old Christmas Day party
Junco
Amaryllis gone all narcissistic
Number Forty-Nine
Short days selfie
The neighbourhood graveyard
Goldies are greening up; snowbirds not
Orion in the Moon's glare
Jove and his kids
Mid-December dandelion
Splat
Standing on skim ice
Jove is back
Tanks
Puffy-necked junco
Creeper creeping
Snowbird
Luna and Venus up in a tree
Venus resplendent
The front room
Whiskey Jack in the little apples
Here for lunch
Gift
Crows
Persisting
Foggy afternoon at Mundy Pond
Cape Spear
The kitchen in a beer bubble
Truck's arse in the fog up by The Ropewalk
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Not long for this world, at least not standing


No one has lived in this house for the nearly twenty years I have been paying attention to its decline and fall. Some years ago, its roof collapsed and this year its front wall separated from the rest of the house. Just a few weeks ago, a window glass on the front broke, making it easier for the heaviest winds to get inside. A winter storm may bring it down altogether.
A neighbour whose father grew up in the house used to say he would like to salvage some of the good wood inside. There was a nice hardwood handrail on the stairs, and a couple of the main floor beams were spars from a wrecked schooner a hundred years ago. But even the time of salvaging wood for other uses has passed.
A neighbour whose father grew up in the house used to say he would like to salvage some of the good wood inside. There was a nice hardwood handrail on the stairs, and a couple of the main floor beams were spars from a wrecked schooner a hundred years ago. But even the time of salvaging wood for other uses has passed.
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