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Baby bunnies in my backyard
Throughout the winter, we would always find fresh paw marks in the snow in our backyard which was a sure sign of a rabbit roaming around. Occasionally, we would encounter a rabbit dashing away when we opened the patio door. Last week however, the rabbit ran across the backyard upon hearing us but stopped half-way…
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Reception at Bradford Public Library
Her Honourable Lieutenant Governor and other delegates at the reception.
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Moose Patrol in Canadian Geographic Magazine
I was amazed to learn that my photograph of this majestic bull moose walking along Highway 60 in Algonquin Park made it to the Canadian Geographic magazine’s “Best Wildlife Photography 2021- Special Collector’s Edition”. Thank you, Canadian Geographic Magazine!
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BWG Studio Art Tour 2018
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200th Anniversary of Bradford’s Scotch Settlement
According to the historical records, out of the Scottish settlers that moved to Ontario in 1815, a few families settled in Bradford area in 1819. They purchased a plot of land for a cemetery and a church on 6th line in 1822. The first log building of “Auld Kirk” (meaning old church) was built there…