It’s been a busy few weeks and I’ve missed a couple of posts. Continue reading “Spring Cows and Buddha Dude”
Tag: baby
bookmark_borderBaby Spiders and Stunning Lake
If you don’t like spiders, don’t look. Continue reading “Baby Spiders and Stunning Lake”
bookmark_borderSheep Make More Sheep
Last week I posted some photos of the sheep at the family farm I was house sitting and mentioned the ewes were close to having their lambs. Continue reading “Sheep Make More Sheep”
bookmark_borderI Hope You Like Turtles
I went out last week to the Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre.
It’s a rehab centre for turtles that have been injured. Continue reading “I Hope You Like Turtles”
bookmark_borderKittens and Seasons
A stray cat had kittens under a friend’s porch a few weeks ago.
They’re super friendly and they and their mom are doing fine. Continue reading “Kittens and Seasons”
bookmark_borderSummer Cows
I went to visit a friend in the country and took a walk from the farm to the river. This involved walking through a cow pasture. Continue reading “Summer Cows”
bookmark_borderDogs, Walks and Cows
This is Merv LeRoy.
I went out last weekend to visit a friend at her new farm and to and meet the new addition to the family. Merv, a Jack Russell, is a source of boundless energy.
Somewhat less energetic were the cows… Continue reading “Dogs, Walks and Cows”
bookmark_borderPetunia, Grier and the Corner Where I Live
I saw Petunia play at the Garnet this week. He’s charming, talented and his unique music is worth a night out. Find him playing in your town and enjoy.
I also had the chance to take some snaps of handsome baby Grier. Continue reading “Petunia, Grier and the Corner Where I Live”
bookmark_borderOccupy your Hope
I was in Toronto on the weekend and had to stop by to check out St. James Park and the Occupy Toronto actions.
There are a lot of reasons to fight for a better future – and sustainability for our next generations is one of the best.
The atmosphere in the park is positive, hopeful and Continue reading “Occupy your Hope”
bookmark_border15 Minutes Old
I was out following a storm and saw a beautiful sloping field dotted with sheep under one of the storm front clouds. I stopped to ask the farmer if I could go into his field and shoot his sheep. He went into the barn to turn off the electric fence and came out asking if I’d like to snap a photo of a lamb being born.
This was the first moment the lamb raised its head.