baby & chair

Liverpool Street, Guelph.

filemot maple leaves

filemot (FIL-mot) noun, adjective

The color of a dead or faded leaf: dull brown or yellowish brown.

[From the corruption of the French term feuillemorte, from feuille (leaf)+ morte (dead). Ultimately from Indo-European root bhel- (to thrive or bloom) that gave us flower, bleed, bless, foliage, blossom, and blade.]

"The walls were panelled; each panel was comparted like a modern office desk, and each compartment crowded with labelled folios all filemot with age and use."
Lewis Wallace; Ben-Hur; Harper & Brothers; 1880.

Liverpool Street, Guelph.

Rocky Mill

Restored stone mill on the Rocky Saugeen River in Grey County.

silver & blue

Guelph Multicultural Festival.

five hearts joined

Cinquefoil - the name comes from the French for 'five leaves'. Used in the past for protection from evil, as a love potion, to bring good luck, money and properity, to wash away hexes, to help you be more eloquent in court, to... in fact it did anything depending on which superstition you believed.

Eden Mills.

green and gold fields

Mount Nemo Conservation Area

woolen mill ruins

In 1867 Richard Harris opened a woolen mill in Rockwood which operated until 1919. This stone structure was built in 1884 and was destoyed by fire in 1965. It is now part of the Rockwood Conservation Area.

Rockwood Conservation Area.

being green

Near Duncan Crevice Caves Provincial Nature Reserve.

Macdonnel Street

Guelph.

chickory

Cheltenham Badlands.

shroom for more

Hilton Falls Conservation Area.

quiet

Luther Marsh Conservation Area.

I am the light

Raymond Street, Guelph.

memories of tomorrow

Guelph.

red and blue dirt

Cheltenham Badlands.

three wet berries

Guelph Radial Trail.

twist of wood

Near Speed River, Puslinch.

echinacea

Liverpool Street, Guelph.

the tunnel of love

Kelso Conservation Area.

trees & black water

Eramosa River, Eden Mills.