View from the Carden Rec Centre looking at Dalrymple Lake.
"There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot. These essays are the delights and dilemmas of one who cannot" - Aldo Leopold
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Showing posts with label mint. Show all posts
2013/06/02
Wildflowers of Carden Plains
Despite me living so close to where I worked in 2010 (i.e., Carden Plains), I did not have the means to revisit the place. Thanks to the field course I am assisting this month, I am now back to where it all began for me here in Ontario.
Labels:
beard-tongue,
blue-eyed,
bluebird,
bluet,
bugloss,
carden,
chickweed,
columbine,
lady's slipper,
mallow,
medick,
mint,
Ontario,
paintbrush,
prairie smoke,
sandwort,
saxifraga,
soldier fly,
toadflex,
turtle
2009/08/30
Handsome Little Black (a.k.a. Blackie)
I just returned back to Taipei getting ready for work tomorrow. Overall, I had a nice time this weekend in my grandparents' home simply just hanging out.
The back garden and a quite traditional old home.
After his bath, we tied him to a chair to avoid him running around with his wet fur and getting dirty so soon.

On Sunday, my aunt gave the family dog Blackie a nice clean bath.
How about now?
While Blackie waited for his fur to dry to be released, I took some handsome portraits of him.

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