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A bit of colour in the winter
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Annerose Georgeson
Jan 8
A bit of colour in the winter
Sept 7 (After)
Tuesday Sept 5
Friday Sep 2
Wed Aug 31
Monday Aug 29
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Usually wetlands are just naturally beautiful…but this area certainly needed help and you have done an outstanding job of that. It is such an amazing contrast from the “before” to the “after”. Thank you Annerose for making such an “eyesore” into something so pleasing and lovely! It makes us that much more proud to have the area dedicated to our Dad. All the very best from the McLeods.
Thanks for your kind remarks Penny.
When I was at student at Vanderhoof Elementary, your father nudged me and hundreds of other students, towards nature, through visits to the “Science Centre”. I so appreciate his enthusiasm for birds, weather and all the other things that make up the natural environment, including the tiny swamp insects. I hope that students today have the same steady hands-on advocates for the environment.
This is wonderful! Thanks for visiting my site.
Nice job of showing the journey start to finish…love the red wing blackbird (right?)
Yep you’re right, red-winged blackbirds, and there’s also swamp sparrows and Canada geese.
Thanks for coming to see the blog!
You were my first artist viewer how could i not,,,very glad I did. Any feedback you want to give about my site or the works please feel free, i would appreciate it, good or bad. ken_knieling@hotmail.com
Thanks again ,
Ken
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