Photo of the day from the Douglas Fir Trail of the Pacific Spirit Park.
Another breathtaking moment from one of Vancouver’s Jewels.
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no words necessary
No words, just total awe in the Pacific Spirit Park today.
barking up the right tree
Walking in the Pacific Spirit Park on a rainy Saturday afternoon and enjoying the beauty of nature’s “canvases”, which never fail to inspire, as these mossy, craggy tree trunks did today.
reflections on the 4th of July
Pacific Spirit Park reflections today and some reflections on the 4th of July.
On today’s Independence Day for dear family and friends across the border I clearly need to educate myself more about their history this 4th of July, particularly after watching last night’s demonstration on Mt Rushmore and seeing the film of the stage show Hamilton last night. Saying “Happy Fourth of July” this year can only be said in the context of hoping for the change that’s needed in the year ahead.
1,2,3
Freshly picked, sketched and photographed.
fire in the sky
A sunset for the books to welcome us home last night.
almost home
Almost home after wonderful family time away and already looking forward to our next return visit. Can’t help but reflect on how lucky we are to have the health care leadership we have here in British Columbia that has made it possible, together with all those health care heroes that have been on the frontline for us all throughout. My heartfelt thanks to them all.🇨🇦
love, love, love
Always the best part of any visit is painting with the artist in residence and today’s rainbow couldn’t have been a better subject to paint.
❤️❤️❤️
the longest hug
Happy birthday to my beautiful granddaughter; the dream came true ❤️
five long months
Oh the joy! After five long months we were able to travel to see our daughter and granddaughter again and enjoy the longest hugs that we have been dreaming about for so long. Tomorrow our beautiful granddaughter will be 5 and we are so happy that we will be able to celebrate her special day with her.
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