This river can be found in Jasper, Alberta. It's light aqua colour comes from the glacier powder in the water.

Capalino River in North Vancouver, British Columbia. (near the fishery)

View overlooking the Grand River, Kitchener. Can you spot the giant head in this photo?

The Giant Head is made visible in this photo.

The back yard where I grew up.

Cotton Clouds

Exploded Clouds

One of the many lakes up near North Bay. Thanks to George & Jenn Hanufer for that great week away.

Natural lace in pink & purple.

Natural lace in blue.

A norther morning somewhere beyond Berry via Greyhound.

Pink ribbon scars.

This is the place I call "The Trees" or the "Portal". This place has an interesting story I experienced during my youth.

One of the most beautiful and quiet places I know.

A rock man Sheelagh and I built on our escape up north with George & Jenn.

Mother Earth's scars fade in time. Ours do to if we become aware of them and accept them as part of our life experience. In this way scars become comforts in knowing that no pain lasts forever. Yet, with no pain, there is no pleasure, because one exists by comparing to the other. Likewise this photo and life in general can be ugly or beautiful. You choose.

Tree.

The shores of Vancouver Island near Parksville.