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AS JIMMY BUFFETT ONCE SAID, "I know one thing: INDECISION MAY OR MAY NOT BE MY PROBLEM." Left click once on each photo to enlarge it.
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- Rob Greenfield
- My name is Rob Greenfield, and I live, work and play in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. I am an avid amateur photographer, and I enjoy posting photos of things and events I have been doing.
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- SS Ivernia - we sailed on this ship from Montrea...
- It was quite hot on the dock on Monday - perfect...
- The chemical spill on our highway, HWY 63, is i...
- At first glance, this looks like a lot of things...
- We went on 2 Four Mile Bay cruises aboard the Fu...
- On Monday morning a semi-tanker truck crashed a...
- Mr. FKIA and me at the "compound" on Saturday ni...
- Not the best photo, but this is the roadblock on...
- Wow, what a great hot weekend!! There were, how...
- Mother nature is an artist, though I do suspect ...
- A Mother's/Father's Day present to us - with nic...
- This little memorial off the forest access ro...
- When you tee off at the blue tees at the 7th h...
- The green at the 6th hole of the Mattawa Golf an...
- With the fungi growths and the pilliated woodpec...
- The Fortuitous captain's controls.
- Sometimes spring photos on the lake look a lot l...
- I had some fun on Saturday as I turned this sec...
- Here's the "super" full moon from last night ...
- I was out on the Fortuitous last night with t...
- This is a photo from this morning as I was looki...
- It may well be spring and the beginning of May, ...
- The Fortuitous cruising down the lake for the f...
- 3/4 of the dock is now in - that means there is ...
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5 comments:
That's because you're older than me. We were supposed to go over twice by boat...I remember plastering Cunard Lines stickers on all our luggage...both times cancelled. In 1966 when we did go, it was by plane (Constellation?).
yukon
The Americans flew the Constellation (Lockheed). The Canadair Yukon (only 39 ever built, 12 for the RCAF) was based on the Bristol Britannia.
How interesting? What was the occasion? Just summer holidays? The boat trip must have been an exciting start to the adventure. Do you remember much - you must have been very young
I was 6, and we were sailing to France to live for four years (NATO).
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