ominous winter

 

SkyWatchFriday

baby, it's cold outside

Saturday Critters

snow squall

from Lake Huron up High Street

signs,signs
SkyWatchFriday

snowing

at Woodland Cemetery
CemeterySunday

ducks in the water

stop following me



but wait up, I want to tell you something...









Saturday critters
and 
I'd rather be birding

sun shines brightly

on a cold morning

SkyWatchFriday

cut by grass

at Sanctuary Park Cemetery
Cemetery Sunday

fly away home

camera-critters

the world in our backyard

another view from the Amphitheatre at Saugeen First Nations










signs,signs

Webster's Falls family plot

at Webster's Falls Conservation area in Greensville 

on the Bruce trail

according to find-a-grave, 

there are 12 family members interred here.

CemeterySunday

the grey skies were blue

10am 

SkyWatchFriday

when green was all around

view of FRIENDSHIP on the Saugeen River

the Saugeen First Nation

signs,signs

fall tradition

signs,signs

good and loved

Maria wife of John McCormick died 1910

Good as Good could be

Loved, was Loved

CemeterySunday

Potter's Field

In this area of the cemetery lie buried many of the inhabitants of the early town of "Muddy York".

They were originally buried in "the Potter's Field", a plot of six acres in Yorkville at what is now the northwest corner of Bloor and Yonge Streets, during the period 1826 to 1850. As a cemetery it was obliged to close because of steady municipal growth. The remains of 984 persons were removed to this location [the Necropolis] and some 364 others were removed to Mt Pleasant Cemetery between the years 1851 and 1881. The individual monuments were also moved but being made of soft stone, most of them became illegible from erosion and have been laid flat on the plots.

Requiescat in Pace

CemeterySunday