Oops, looks like I’ve time-traveled a bit—it’s actually part 9 of my photo homage series! Today, we’re diving into my “Culture” album to shine a spotlight on “Rural Canada.” This gem was captured on July 22, 2009, at 1:31 PM, somewhere in the scenic expanse stretching between the Canadian border and Calgary.
Granted, the photo’s not winning any awards for clarity (my trusty Canon SD1000 decided to get artsy with the edges), but there’s something about those tranquil blue and green stripes that just soothes the soul. It showcases the agricultural grace of Canada, a scene that’s just a tad different from its American cousins. Maybe it’s the way Canadian farms and silos manage to look like they’ve just stepped out of a painting, all neat and orderly, that caught my eye.
This photo is wrapped up in the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, as it was snapped on my way to the World 24 Hour Solo Championships with my pals Sten, Bob, and Rich. Picture this: me, behind the wheel, channeling my inner action hero to take a one-handed shot out the window. It’s moments like these—slightly reckless, but utterly memorable—that make for the best stories, don’t you think?
On This Day In History
On this day in history a delightful array of stories unfold on my blog. Here’s a look back at the engaging tales and adventures shared:
- 2008: Not a Good Sign – An enigmatic entry that leaves readers pondering.
- 2002: Multiple updates including Schedule Updated, More Web Site Updates, and Spring Comming – Sharing the evolution of the blog and the anticipation of spring.
These posts capture moments of adventure, creativity, and everyday life, inviting us to look back and enjoy the journey through time.
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