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Hammerson Peters Writes About Mysterious Canada

Hammerson Peters

Hammerson Peters on YouTube

This Cryptozoology Discovery Actually Gave Me Goosebumps

Mystery Cats of the Northern Wilderness

I've bought several of the books in his series. I've read one, so far.

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PEI Heritage Buildings

Site by - C.W. Jeffery Prince Edward Island CANADA.

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West Rouge Community Centre 1970s

West Rouge before 1972 which is when we moved there and the pool was gone. - Posted to Facebook by my Mom.

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The Canadian English Dictionary

The Canadian English Dictionary will be the first new general Canadian dictionary of English in two decades. It is being developed by a not-for-profit consortium including Editors Canada, the UBC Canadian English Lab, and the Strathy Language Unit at Queen’s University.

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Backyard Orchardist

Tis the season for driving along country lanes and finding apple trees loaded with fresh fruit, never picked. Kind of sad those trees that grow forgotten along the road. Once they would have been picked, the apples used in pies or eaten right off the tree. Now people just drive on by and only notice them in passing. Yet those are our history, our heritage.

Next time you see an apple tree stop and pick a few. Some may be bug eaten, but some of the brown patches are only places where it rubbed on the tree branch and not anything you can’t just peel away. It may be the best apple you have ever had, if you give them a chance. Of those I picked almost all were edible, not bug eaten as I expected they would be. One was especially delicious. It’s a shame I don’t know what kind of apple tree it came from.

Would you grow an apple from seed? Have you ever grown a plant from seed? Why not try one, even something tropical or exotic and have it grow by your writing space. Keep your seedling company and let it inspire you with something fresh and growing where you work.