You come, you see, you’re captivated, you conquer

Cornwall Cogitation#2, 21.2.2016--Put on your walking shoes and rain jacket and step out into the windy noon. Mind that sensation in your soles. They're saying, "Mmm, Mmm, what a lovely tactile feeling of feet on the ground, a bracing pace, a proper rhythm, mindfulness, thanks for putting us to work, we're off with alacrity." Something like that. You head uphill toward …

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Snow

23 January 2016--If I were a snow goose, I'd be looking for open water beyond my ken. The St. Joe is frozen, covered in a thin layer of snow. It's a beautiful sight, now blanketed in darkness. The news of expected epic snowfalls in the eastern part of the country this weekend brings to mind a stream …

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Fireworks

I Marty (foreground) and I did this walk in April with the Southwest Cornwall Footpath Preservation Society. Location is Prussia Cove on Cornwall's English Channel side. Glorious! Preserve the path! t's July 3, 2015 and some neighbors are having a blast. The city's fireworks takes place at dark, but some folks are in the boom business …

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A May Memory

    Up-To-Slow-Speed, 30 May 2015--It happened a long time ago. On a May 24 Canadian Victoria Day, Grandfather Solomon loaded some of us on his milk truck and took us fishing in the Nith River; the location might have been at Haysville, Ontario. Other siblings or cousins might be able to pinpoint the location …

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