Happy Face Basket

Taken at the Norwood Fall Fair 2009.

Sir Richard Branson

This is a picture of Sir Richard Branson explaining the idea behind National Fearless Day (nov 19) in Canada and why being fearless is important.

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Maple Leaf

The Maple Leaf is one of Canada's symbols.

Totem Poles in Vancouver's Stanley Park

This is the most popular spot in Stanley Park, the city of Vancouver in Canada's western front. Lots of tourists have their pictures taken daily here. Stanley Park is an over 400-hectare forest preserve which has trees as old as 1,000 to 3,000 years old. This park is also the setting for the first meeting between British Captain George Vancouver and the aboriginal natives who used to call this place their home back in 1791.

To the top!

I love Canada. There is no doubt about it. The one thing other than my God is the beautiful scenary of Jasper, AB, CA. What a MAGNIFICENT view! I had to get out of Long Island to see this. And there is something about seeing and really connecting and being a part of life and wanting to know about life and what is what about life. There is the escapism of knowing that you are so high up. You see wildlife...life other than yourself and immediate hustle and bustle. What a way of life. It does not escape me to wonder about the simplest things. Knowing that there is something higher than me. Wanting to discover that there is life. And it is precious. You drive along the roadways and see the roads; long. Upside a mountain. Smoke from a distant fire. I have seen things I just would never see staying in and area that is not able to help me grow. Canada has changed my life!

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we are always careful when camping around the area where they are.

Tattoo on my Neck

This is a picture of the Tattoo on my neck. It is of a Red Maple Leaf. To me it represents the cycle of nature and life, as well as the pride I have in my Country.

Happy Canada Day, My Drawing

I drew this picture using MS Paint. I drew it to celebrate Canada Day back when it was Canada Day. LOL