‘Hai-hai’ (thank you in Cree Aboriginal dialect) for letting us watch them as they celebrate another PowWow. We often go for the dance and the colorful costumes – but today we give respect for people who continue to uphold their Read more…
I have long wanted to start a “Barn Project”. That means taking photos of barns we see along the way. I should have known this is not an easy task. I still tried and I guess it is time to Read more…
The last set of murals we spotted on our day trip to Midland, Ontario. Brebeuf Lighthouse Corner of King and Bay Street Livery Stable Corner of Borsa Lane and Dominion Avenue James Playfair Shipyard North/East side of Hugel Avenue H.M. Read more…
The Midland Mural project started in 1990 initiated by the Downtown Midland Business Improvement Association. Aside from its aesthetic value, each mural represents a significant time in the history of the Georgian Bay area. A pleasant way of knowing a Read more…
Midland is said to have one of Ontario’s largest and most beautiful outdoor galleries, thanks to its more than 35 colorful murals located along the city’s main street. And so we drove to Midland one hot summer day to see Read more…