Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
Oct 23rd 2012, 10:31 pm
#1563
Born again atheist
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Oct 24th 2012, 12:06 am
#1564
Assimilated Pauper
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
It's a field. A field with some ponds. A field once in canola. A field soon to be sown in grass, if a deal can be struck with them Mennonites. Eventually a field with fences and structures and whatnot. A bit of a challenge
Oct 24th 2012, 1:07 am
#1565
Sawdust making harpy
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
steady on - next thing you'll be talking donkeys and chickens.
Oct 24th 2012, 3:46 pm
#1567
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
This one is for Atlantic Xpat.
Some time ago he posted a picture of the Cape Spear Lighthouse. Which for some time with his permission I used as my desktop wallpaper.
This is the Fisgard Lighthouse just outside Victoria B.C.
Cheers
Steve
Some time ago he posted a picture of the Cape Spear Lighthouse. Which for some time with his permission I used as my desktop wallpaper.
This is the Fisgard Lighthouse just outside Victoria B.C.
Cheers
Steve
Oct 24th 2012, 9:16 pm
#1568
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
Novo.
Oct 24th 2012, 9:21 pm
#1569
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
I assume that as ever one of the equines would be an ass?
Oct 24th 2012, 9:49 pm
#1570
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
Thank you kind sir. Not doing too well. 
Here are three panoramas from the same trip.
The first Fisgard lighthouse again, second the beach at French Beach Provincial Park, just west of Sooke B.C. and third the Sunken Garden at The Butchart Gardens just north of Victoria B.C. All three taken on a recent vacation in Victoria and will print at full sized 12"x24"
Here are three panoramas from the same trip.
The first Fisgard lighthouse again, second the beach at French Beach Provincial Park, just west of Sooke B.C. and third the Sunken Garden at The Butchart Gardens just north of Victoria B.C. All three taken on a recent vacation in Victoria and will print at full sized 12"x24"
Oct 24th 2012, 10:00 pm
#1571
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
Thank you kind sir. Not doing too well.
Here are three panoramas from the same trip.
The first Fisgard lighthouse again, second the beach at French Beach Provincial Park, just west of Sooke B.C. and third the Sunken Garden at The Butchart Gardens just north of Victoria B.C. All three taken on a recent vacation in Victoria and will print at full sized 12"x24"
Here are three panoramas from the same trip.
The first Fisgard lighthouse again, second the beach at French Beach Provincial Park, just west of Sooke B.C. and third the Sunken Garden at The Butchart Gardens just north of Victoria B.C. All three taken on a recent vacation in Victoria and will print at full sized 12"x24"
Oct 25th 2012, 11:27 am
#1573
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
Cheers,
AX
Oct 25th 2012, 7:32 pm
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
A little info on the Fisgard lighthouse.
The first lighthouse on Canada's west coast is still in operation! There hasn't been a keeper here since the light was automated in 1929, but every year many thousands of visitors step inside a real l9th century light, and capture some of the feeling of ships wrecked and lives saved.
Built by the British in 1860, when Vancouver Island was not yet part of Canada, Fisgard's red brick house and white tower has stood faithfully at the entrance to Esquimalt harbour. Once a beacon for the British Royal Navy's Pacific Squadron, today Fisgard still marks home base for the Royal Canadian Navy.
Built by the British in 1860, when Vancouver Island was not yet part of Canada, Fisgard's red brick house and white tower has stood faithfully at the entrance to Esquimalt harbour. Once a beacon for the British Royal Navy's Pacific Squadron, today Fisgard still marks home base for the Royal Canadian Navy.
Cheers
Steve
Oct 25th 2012, 7:40 pm
#1575
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Re: Post The Latest Picture You Have Taken
well hello Mr P 