After viewing Michael Aivaliotis and Mike Moon's driving videos during Vlomo 08, I remembered some old footage I had driving my Saab 900. So listen to some copyrighted music and take a quick drive in the Saab. Lets motor away.
If you live in Ontario and have a bird feeder in your yard, you are guaranteed to have a Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) frequently feeding on it's contents. This is a Lumiere video.
La belle province is missing some of it's beauty. It has been found in British Columbia. Stephanie and Jesse live in perfect union. The clans french connection.
My summer trip to British Columbia was to visit with my ever growing west coast family and attend the wedding of my niece Megan and her partner Teo, on their farm in Birken BC. An early morning start for the long trip from Vancouver up the Sea to Sky Highway, which is under construction for the oncoming 2010 Olympics, to the wedding location in Birken on the Moon Farm.
Great distances and busy lives can keep us apart from important people in our lives.The love and respect is always there but the physical interaction is sadly missed. Making the inevitable reunion...some kind of wonderful! In a world that can be very black or white, there is always time for a Sunryz.
Twenty minutes in a line of three people at Lordco Auto Parts in East Vancouver made our quick morning trip for head and tail light bulbs a true test of patience.
There is something about a 135 year old technology that has not really changed and is still in use today, that you have to love. San Francisco Cable Cars are simple and beautiful
Every ten years my good friend Bill Cunningham throws a birthday party for his family and friends. This year it was a day of sun and fun in Monte Rio with food locally produced and served by Grapevine Catering Co.
Flew into San Francisco and drove to Monte Rio to attend Bill Fest 2008. A 50th birthday party for my dear friend Bill Cunningham. Many hours in an airplane and then driving up windy Highway #1, everyone needed to get out of the car!
The Castle is a house in my neighbourhood, built by eighty five year old reclusive artist, Max. He has been working on the castle since his retirement but he prefers to measure the work by inspiration and not time. Max has incorporated styles from around the world to create a cultural mosaic. The work on the House is slow and sadly, often falls prey to vandals. The Castle will always be a work in progress. This is day six of videoblogingweek2008