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dcws101: Cape Spear Lighthouse, the most eastern point in North America, in 1985. Sadly, due to erosion, the "face" has pretty much disappeared.
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dcws101: Not the best day for street parking a motorcycle
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dcws101: A precarious spot for a coastal fishing station - perched on what looks like a limestone cliff and the Atlantic Ocean!
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dcws101: Gazing at St. Johns from the edge of a cliff at Signal Hill National Historic Site
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dcws101: Fast moving Spring runoff at Healey Falls Dam
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dcws101: Lightspeed
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dcws101: Mules and a Cat
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dcws101: Fall colours at Mount Tremblant, Quebec
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dcws101: New build in a barren landscape and backyard ambience of a windmill
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dcws101: Ice fishing and a nearby cement plant
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dcws101: Barred Owl
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dcws101: A long stick gets stuck in Healey Falls on the Trent River
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dcws101: Fast moving water flowing north from Healey Falls
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dcws101: City Hall
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dcws101: Trail marker or warning?
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dcws101: Nature side of Toronto
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dcws101: Winter sunset over Toronto's Harbour
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dcws101: Partially frozen Northhumberland Strait near Indian Head Lighthouse
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dcws101: Fishing village on South Avalon Coast, Newfoundland
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dcws101: Jam session from very experienced and very focused street musicians
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dcws101: Enjoying the sunset at Arowhon Pines in Algonquin Park
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dcws101: St. Johns, Newfoundland
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dcws101: Picnic table and Muskoka chairs across Moffat Pond at Algonquin Eco Lodge
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dcws101: Summertime in Snug Harbour on Georgian Bay
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dcws101: "Don't use" message on the rescue canoe at Arowhon Pines in Algonquin Park
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dcws101: Beaver pond meets road & car
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dcws101: Busy Beavers created this marsh
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dcws101: Isolated village on the south Avalon coast of Newfoundand
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dcws101: Fast moving spring runoff
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dcws101: Don Valley parkland