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Category Archives: art
A totem pole
A totem pole – Brown’s Bay Related Posts:Comox Marina – Totem PoleTotem Pole – K’omoks First NationFauxtoart – The way it isSnuneymuxw First Nation totems
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Tagged art, Brown's Bay, first nations, history, totem pole
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Ottawa River
Rideau Canal locks 1, 2, and 3 descending to the Ottawa River, and the Alexandra Bridge crossing into Gatineau, Quebec Related Posts:Ottawa River – a winter dayOttawa – Across the riverOttawa River – a winter rest for cruise shipsC-ILRP
Reconciliation, The Peacekeeping Monument
Reconciliation, The Peacekeeping Monument – Ottawa Related Posts:Ottawa – Reconciliation: The Peacekeeping MonumentReconciliation, The Peacekeeping MonumentReconciliation, The Peacekeeping MonumentA local mystery – to me
Posted in art, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Canadian Forces, monument, Ontario, Ottawa, peace keeping, Spring
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Ottawa – Astrolabe Theatre
The Astrolabe Theatre at Nepean Point overlooks the Ottawa River and Parliament Hill Related Posts:Reflections of OttawaOttawa – Parliament BuildingsOttawa River – a winter rest for cruise shipsOttawa River – a winter day
Posted in art, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Astrolabe Theatre, Nepean Point, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa River, Parliament Hill, Spring
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Ottawa – Samuel de Champlain
Statue of Samuel de Champlain at Napean Point, Ottawa Related Posts:Ottawa – Astrolabe TheatreOttawa – Joseph Eugène Bruno GuiguesOttawa River – a winter rest for cruise shipsOttawa River – a winter day
Posted in art, history, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged Napean Point, Ontario, Ottawa, Samuel de Champlain, Spring, statue
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K’ómoks First Nation big house
K’ómoks First Nation big house Related Posts:Comox Road – K’ómoks First NationTotem Poles – K’ómoks First NationTotem Pole – K’omoks First NationK’ómoks First Nation
Posted in art, Comox Valley, first nations, nature, ocean
Tagged beach, Comox, Comox Estuary, fall, first nations, K'omoks First Nation, nature, ocean, Vancouver Island
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Swartz Bay Killer Whale
Killer Whale at the BC Ferries terminal in Swartz Bay Although there are many similar pieces of work in Victoria and Vancouver, you don’t hear much about them anymore, or why they were created. Related Posts:Orcas in the passBC Ferries … Continue reading
Posted in art, BC Ferries, history
Tagged art, BC Ferries, Killer Whale, Orca, Swartz Bay
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Snuneymuxw First Nation totems
Snuneymuxw First Nation totem – Nanaimo Related Posts:Snuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totems
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Tagged First Nation, Nanaimo, Snuneymuxw First Nation, totem pole
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Nanaimo – the big salmon
Salmon carving at the Brechin Boat Ramp, Nanaimo The salmon is a chainsaw carving in yellow cedar, created in 1987 by Peter Ryan. Related Posts:Salmon buffet – Quinsam HatcherySalmon – after the runTransformations on the ShoreTransformations on the Shore
Snuneymuxw First Nation totems
Snuneymuxw First Nation totem – Nanaimo Related Posts:Snuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totemsSnuneymuxw First Nation totems
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Tagged First Nation, Nanaimo, Snuneymuxw First Nation, totem pole
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