Jack I think this is so tremendous I know of the other place that is in China and the history behind this place in Canada of which you speak of. These are pictures that are very nice. I can sence your enjoying your time and in some manner you are finding the true you, in which many men never seem to look to find. I dont think your about image, I think you actually are a very authentic person that has depth.
This was a gent named Marcus from Australia. We were having fun and when I mentioned that I was here on a vacation and then leaving for work, we talked for sometime on Canada and Australia. Before we left we exchanged emails and we did this funny concept of each other taking a pictures of each other when he gets back to Australia he is going to join this blog, and then there will be the "other side" to the picture. ~ Why not ~
While going through the museum I came to find many people from different parts of the world. The young lady on the left is from Holland, the chap in the middle (yes it's a male) is from New Zealand, and the last one is a Steven if I recall correctly, whom is from Australia. I found it interesting that he was wearing the poppy as shortly here in Canada we will be celebrating Remembrance Day.
Norma this was in the botanical portion of the Tyrrell Museum. I wanted to video tape it, and right near this time I my camera was showing " batteries are low".
Not being vain, just sometimes when you show yourself, it validates that you are there. It was a good time, it was not like the mountains and it was a cold cloudy day it was an great experience and learning experience to say the least.
Again I wish I had the ability to capture this write from an angle and I loved what it stood for but within the Museum you were not allowed to use a tripod stand ...
G'day Jack & friends, Looking at the beautiful pic’s & knowing what you are doing brings to mind a the opening line from a favourite poem of mine, it is about the love of Australia, but it fits here so very well, “I wandered lonely as a cloud that floats on high or vales & hills” .. I think I will leave it there, but am sure you understand what I mean, it is your turn to float & look at the beauty unfolding before you. Keep enjoying Jack & most of all keep warm hahahahaha
Oops what a dill , that poem is not about Aus at all , it just makes me think of our beautiful countryside, but is is still fitting to what I was saying hahahahahahah
Great pictures
ReplyDeleteJack I think this is so tremendous I know of the other place that is in China and the history behind this place in Canada of which you speak of. These are pictures that are very nice. I can sence your enjoying your time and in some manner you are finding the true you, in which many men never seem to look to find. I dont think your about image, I think you actually are a very authentic person that has depth.
ReplyDeleteWow, I want your seat! Beautiful spot.
ReplyDeleteLuv this one. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteThis was a gent named Marcus from Australia. We were having fun and when I mentioned that I was here on a vacation and then leaving for work, we talked for sometime on Canada and Australia.
ReplyDeleteBefore we left we exchanged emails and we did this funny concept of each other taking a pictures of each other when he gets back to Australia he is going to join this blog, and then there will be the "other side" to the picture. ~ Why not ~
While going through the museum I came to find many people from different parts of the world. The young lady on the left is from Holland, the chap in the middle (yes it's a male) is from New Zealand, and the last one is a Steven if I recall correctly, whom is from Australia. I found it interesting that he was wearing the poppy as shortly here in Canada we will be celebrating Remembrance Day.
ReplyDeleteNorma this was in the botanical portion of the Tyrrell Museum. I wanted to video tape it, and right near this time I my camera was showing " batteries are low".
ReplyDeleteThis is a glass enclosure of water flowing upwards. Again the picture didnt capture the entirety of what it looked like in being right there.
ReplyDeleteNot being vain, just sometimes when you show yourself, it validates that you are there. It was a good time, it was not like the mountains and it was a cold cloudy day it was an great experience and learning experience to say the least.
ReplyDeleteThis poster that was huge I loved. It could be anywhere and I loved what it symbolized. "Great Minds ~ Fresh Finds"...
ReplyDeleteAgain I wish I had the ability to capture this write from an angle and I loved what it stood for but within the Museum you were not allowed to use a tripod stand ...
ReplyDeleteThank you Mati...
ReplyDeleteG'day Jack & friends,
ReplyDeleteLooking at the beautiful pic’s & knowing what you are doing brings to mind a the opening line from a favourite poem of mine, it is about the love of Australia, but it fits here so very well, “I wandered lonely as a cloud that floats on high or vales & hills” .. I think I will leave it there, but am sure you understand what I mean, it is your turn to float & look at the beauty unfolding before you. Keep enjoying Jack & most of all keep warm hahahahaha
Oops what a dill , that poem is not about Aus at all , it just makes me think of our beautiful countryside, but is is still fitting to what I was saying hahahahahahah
ReplyDeletemarvelous pictures, Jack.......
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing Jack. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and I love how you describe your pic
ReplyDeleteSo romantic..So vibrant...Thanks
ReplyDeleteA Wonderful World playing in the background would have been nice..lol
ReplyDeleteIt may be me...but this is a very sexy picture of you! May I post it in my photos?
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