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Goldeneye Remember these? They were called DVDs. They were like CDs but had larger capacity. People used to buy them to store computer information, movies, music, etc. The connection of the temporary potable water supply for the cruise ships. Looks like something I would come up with. Great Blue Heron Morning sky photo Trash in … Read more
Plastic straws are now forbotten but plastic water bottles? Nope. I see many every day. How many are given out everyday for free to street urchins? How many end up in the landfill site? How many in the lake? But plastic straws…..the planet is now safe for everyone. Politicians can pat themselves on the back. … Read more
Mom and three children Ravens Nice reflections this morning MV Ale Out for another day of fishing Never could understand the standing thing. Looks like she has a kind of chair on her board Trash in context chairs
If you can get past the Scottish accent, the man explains just how our governments are working against our best interests. We are being herded into a dystopian corral that is almost an exact copy of the world George Orwell created in his book, 1984. And nobody cares. There was a time when governments were … Read more
not something you see laying around all that often. Looks to be in good shape. Probably full of cooties. Maybe monkeypox. Parking meters are good for something. Trash receptacles The Big Dig so far. What’s in the trash can? Not your run-of-the-mill railcar graffiti. Lots of planning went into this one. Your morning sky photo … Read more
Worth a watch if you have any interest in what you are eating at fast food restaurants. The cheese and the bun….not exactly what I thought
Voter turnout way down in both Thunder Bay ridings Voter turnout plummeted across both Thunder Bay ridings in 2022 – and a lower percentage turned out to cast a ballot that the woeful provincial average. In Thunder Bay-Superior North, 24,631 of the 57,590 registered voters went to the polls this year, a 42.77 per cent … Read more
The Big Dig so far. You are getting an idea of the size of the building’s future footprint. Investing In Public Infrastructure sign. How old is this sign? Is it left over from the 2009 – 2010 Pool 6 cruise ship dock improvements? Anyway, its still located at the Pool 6 site…..nobody picked it up. … Read more
1.9 tonnes of CO2 produced for each tonne of steel made vehicles are getting heavier not lighter vehicles lifespan is very short The above video dovetails nicely with the following post: The World – Net-Zero Integrity. The Absurdly Unworkable EV Scam and the following video Imagine driving your EV in NW Ontario and trying to … Read more
As I said many times before, feral shopping carts can make handy trash cans. Unsightly but handy. In all the years that I have walked down this stretch, this is the first time I can remember this ever being mowed. Tree Swallow Looks waaaaay too much like snow. Like I mean, waaaaay toooo much. Having … Read more