Ontario Trip, April 2003

Sudbury Science Museum
Was a boring city, not too much to see, that's why we spent the whole morning in that science museum watching butter flies and learning the difference between horns and antlers.

me. "Literature and butterflies are the two sweetest passions known to man." --Vladimir Nabokov

" . . . and we'll live, and pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh at gilded butterflies . . ."
            Wm. Shakespeare

Between the curb and the camber's rise
lay my world of earth and leaves and other things.
Danger was written in my childish tread,
and in my mother's voice. " Don't cross the road".

              Kingston                and others  
A lovely small city  facing Lake Ontario with two universities and two jails. Oh, if only they had a better CS or Math department !

The Stroller

The photographer



The color of the roofs is such a match of the sky

left and below,
the military college
, Kingston, like those stone buildings and the color of roofs, copper green.


The only pic that has all of us


skunk hat in an Indian store, was really tired then

 

 


 


a
skeleton of a seagull on the beach


a nice Motel in Kingston

 


an old guy who has four beautiful Samoyed


a small city with a very long name--Penetanguishene

 

a woman kept talking about Lord, and his man sat silently


The big bike ride in Kingston, raising fund for something

several Since 06/18/2003