Cadence of Joy

Guelph

great horned owl

"I said who are you."




College Royal, Guelph

break on through

The doors are opening to spring.







Guelph

Downtown Guelph

The first day of spring in downtown Guelph.





Guelph

Bird Kingdom

If you're interested in how people see and enjoy books like, say, John Berger's Ways of Seeing or Susan Sontag's On Photography, you'd likely enjoy Geoff Dyer's latest book The Ongoing Moment.
He surveys photography by examining how various photographers treated various subjects, e.g. hats, and what it all means. Fun read.


Niagara Falls, March 2007

Three Red Doors

Macdonnel Street.



Guelph

Bird Kingdom

Well done aviary in Niagara Falls.



Niagara Falls, March 2007

Lower Ball's Falls

Two waterfalls and some nice trails enhance the beauty of the Twenty Mile Creek along the Bruce Trail as it follows the Niagara Escarpment.


Ball's Falls, Ontario, March 2007

red dogwood

Red Osier Dogwood at the Arboretum.
Handy for basket making if you're overcome by an urge to construct containers while out walking.

Guelph

Decew Falls

Upper Decew Falls and the Morningstar Mill are on a beautiful ravine where we were guided through slippery mud slides by a mystery German shepherd.

Decew Falls, Ontario

Fire in the Head

A fire juggler entertained visitors to Fire in the Head - Shakespeare Edition at the Barber Gallery on Saturday.




Guelph

Spring Sparrows

If you've got sound you can hear some Folk Songs of the Far Right Wing.






Niagara-on-the-Lake, March 2007

dog and knife xray

Among the xrays on display at the Vet School during College Royal was this one of a dog who swallowed a knife.


Guelph

College Royal

In addition to the horses and cows and pigs, the goats llamas and sheep, the whole animal carpet, there were friendly birds too.


College Royal, The University of Guelph

Horsehoe Falls

At dusk, the view from the Skylon Tower elevator.





Niagara Falls

Clifton Hills at night

Ferris wheel in Clifton Hills tourist area viewed from the Skylon Tower.



Niagara Falls, Canada

Curiosities at Niagara Falls

When the Niagara River below the Falls froze over "Until 1912,visitors were allowed to actually walk out on the ice bridge and view the Falls from below. February 24th of 1888 the local newspaper reported that at least 20,000 people watched or tobogganed on the ice. Shanties selling liquor, photographs and curiosities abounded. On February 4th 1912 the ice bridge broke up and three tourists lives were lost."

Well the shanties selling photographs have been replaced by 4D movies but, other than that the liquor and curiosities truly do abound. Haunted house followed by inn followed by wax museum then pizza place then cuban cigars then haunted house then the crimianls wax museum then the gentlemen's club then inn after inn after inn.. very curious.

Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls

Winter at The American Falls of Niagara

Rainbow passing through the American Falls - in the lower right you can see the summer viewing platform.


Niagara Falls USA

Ice at Niagara

Ice several stories high at the base of Horseshoe Falls.




Niagara Falls, Canada

The Rainbow Bridge

The Rainbow Bridge between Niagara Falls Canada (left) and the USA - is that why it has that name.


Rainbow Bridge, NiagaraFalls