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You might have seen this type of stone in some of our photos or elsewhere already. These stone landmarks are called Inuksuk and they can be found everywhere throughout Canada.
In fact, officials in lots of parks have to routinely dismantle the inuksuit built by campers, as they could misdirect hikers from the real markers that indicate the trails. In some provincial parks, notices are issued urging people to “stop the invasion” of Inuksuit.
Enjoy today’s beautiful photo: art on display at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC. It is one of the wonderful pieces of art that you can see there. If you decide to visit, make sure that you also check out other interesting museums in the Smithsonian Institution. Best of all, they are free of charge!
We’ve got lots of share and likes with a very colourful picture that we posted a while ago in Free timeline cover: Fall colours, so today we are offering a photo in a very similar colour theme. The previous photo was of trees in the fall in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and this one is of leaves in the summer, in Varadero, Cuba.
How interesting to see that the same colours can be found in two different climates and seasons. Enjoy!
Today’s photo is from Fort Myers Beach, Florida. I’ve chosen this picture in particular because it’s like all seasons (well, almost) are in it. You have the summer with the white sand and tiny blue umbrellas in the back, the fall with the beautifully coloured vegetation in green, red, and yellow, and the winter, considering the photo was taken end of December.
I know winter is far away, but I could not help it. I wanted to share this nice photo from Tremblant, Quebec and the lovely writing quote that comes with it.
There are three reasons for becoming a writer:
Autumn, the year’s last, loveliest smile.~William Cullen Bryant
Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree.~Emily Bronte
How beautifully leaves grow old. How full of light and color are their last days.~John Burroughs
We’ve taken you through winter, spring, summer, and so it’s time for an autumn photo. This one is taken, once again, in beautiful Bruce’s Mill Conservation area in Stoufville, Ontario.
A lake is the landscape’s most beautiful and expressive feature. It is earth’s eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.~Henry David Thoreau
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This photo was taken at the Canada’s Wonderland Amusement Park in Ontario, Canada. This is the Wonder Mountain, where Victoria Falls High Divers perform death defying acrobatic dives off a 60ft platform from the top of the falls into the fountain.
I thought the quote in the title by Mao Tse-Tung was very appropriate for sharing the Facebook timeline cover of today.
This photo was taken at the Toronto Zoo in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. And this lovely tiger is one of the many animals you can see there.
