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Eloy, Arizona: 8way dirt diving.
Oh what I wouldn’t do to be there skydiving right now, on the coldest day of the winter thus far!

Eloy, Arizona: 8way dirt diving.
Oh what I wouldn’t do to be there skydiving right now, on the coldest day of the winter thus far!

Excitement courses through my veins as anticipation of this event is about to begin. The last (and only time) that I’ve participated in a 100 way attempt was in Orange Massachusetts in 2004. The largest completed formation I’ve been on was a Woman’s 37 way record at Skydive Burnaby in July 2002. It was a…
It was time to be moving on from Verona. Our wonderful hosts were in the throes of selling their house. An open house was scheduled for the weekend and unexpected potential buyers were calling up the real estate agents and asking for spontaneous visits. Our trailer, although beautiful and shiny, was partially parked on the…
This weeks green theme is for ‘leaves and plants’: appropriate with Spring’s song glistening in the air. It feels as if the trees await that magic note to play for them to start their melodious performance of reincarnation. Snow lingers here and there but the race is on for the colours to stem forth (teehee).
After slaDE and I picked up an unexpected full size truck cap purchased through a dealer between Elora and Fergus, we made our way for a very special dinner invitation. What an amazing opportunity we were being gifted this evening. slaDE, myself, my Father and his wife Karen were invited to the home of an…
This weeks task: anything in nature that’s red! It could be red leaves, red animals, red sunsets. Anything, as long as the photo has red in it and includes nature. Ah yes, sigh, I’m behind AGAIN! I’ll endeavor to catch up today and post a bunch. But NO promises though, eh?!
Today on 12/21/10, the longest day of the year, I felt very blessed to experience the first full moon total lunar eclipse in 456 years that has fallen on the Winter Solstice. The last lunar eclipse (which I was also lucky enough to witness) fell on February 21, 2008. Tonight, the Moon appeared to glow subtly red…