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Maybe you’ve noticed it’s been raining a lot? In between the storms there are brief opportunities to explore, to challenge yourself, to think about what lies on the other side. of. Everything.

top of the hill, originally uploaded by chrycopaul1066.

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Another Friday and another kitty cat.
If you have a pet you love give them a hug today.

pirate, originally uploaded by allegr0.

Have a good weekend all.
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Backyard ponds are a lot more common today than they were when I was a kid. Are these the fish that will stay at the bottom on the pond all winter long?
A bonus of having a pond in your backyard is all the mosquitoes that they eat.

My Koi pond in Windsor, originally […]

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The monarchs are here! Soon they’ll be starting their migration to warmer climates but for the next few weeks they’ll be wherever they can find milkweed, their favourite food.

Monarch …, originally uploaded by gusramadan.

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You’ve got to get up pretty early to photograph the sunrise. But it’s so worth it.

Daybreak, originally uploaded by chrycopaul1066.

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Essex County has one of the longest growing seasons in Canada. It also has some of the most fertile soil in the country — a beautiful sandy loam. It makes me sad to see acre upon acre of greenhouses rendering the soil unusable. Soon, instead of being tomato capital of Canada, Leamington […]

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