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View along the Trent-Severn waterway in Ontario.
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Sailing between Belleville and Kingston
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View from the Trent-Severn waterway in Ontario.
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View along the Trent-Severn waterway of Ontario.
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Reading, understanding and appreciating the symbols, art, language and cultural mores of others is vitally necessary in mission.
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Sailing near Kingston on Lake Ontario
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Along the Trent-Severn canal and waterway, Ontario.
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I feel the winds of God today
Today my sail I lift
Though heavy, oft with drenching spray
And torn with many a rift.
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Topiary Tapestry - Burlington Botanical Gardens
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I took this photo a few years ago when I travelled with Jane and friend to Croagh Patrick in County Mayo, Ireland. It is one of the many places where St.
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Patrick's Call to Ireland
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To sit at table with family or friends, is sheer gift and something that doesn't always happen much any more, in some homes.
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The Cross shifts the time and flow of history.
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Anything worth doing, is worth doing passionately.
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A mallard couple in the Chesapeake
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I love the Seasons. I love the Snow - looking at it that is, before its beauty fades, the whiteness turns to black, the magic pristine crystals slush.
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Harvest scene in Prince Edward Island, not far from the Confederation Bridge.
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Taken near Collingwood, Ontario, the colours of Autumn fade as leaves fall and soon give way to the basic white and black of Winter.
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This heavy pewter emblem with text was purchased during a visit to Iona, Scotland. I'm not sure how old the inscribed sentiments are (you could look it up).
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The Modern Age led people to organize, and analyze, in this case to chloroform butteryfly beauty and pin it on white-board (complete with frame) - and give it a Latin name.
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From a visit to Lebanon. The ancient city of Byblos is about an hour's drive north of Beirut. It is claimed as the world's oldest, continually-inhabited city.
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One of the most beautiful cities in sub-Saharan Africa, Nairobi is a city of contrasts - of great wealth and great poverty, of things that are ugly and squalid with things that are gorgeously brill
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This display at a Fall Fair reminded me, contrary to the similarities of mass production, of the uniqueness of each one of us, fashioned by the Creator who not only knew us but loved us, uniquely -
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The seasons come 'round as promised following the Flood. Hope spring fresh from the garden of new life . . .
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So, there is this little line or squiggle between the birth and death dates on many tombstones. Life is what happens along the squiggle.
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Important to keep our moorings in changing times . . .
The harbour at Oban, Scotland.
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