It has been more than 21 years since we have been in our home town for Remembrance Day. To see the turn out of not only the citizens of the town, but the size of the parade itself was astounding. The number of WWII veterans is surely dwindling at an ever quickening rate, but I was … More Remembrance Day | SD&G Photographer
With winter fast approaching, and the end of daylight savings the days are getting shorter and the nights are growing longer. The best parts of this are a cup of hot mulled cider and curling up with the pups. A few good books and great Britcoms to watch will most certainly make the long nights more pleasant. … More Longer nights | SD&G Photographer
Sometimes we can find the most amazing things if we open our eyes. Truly honestly open them. Stop rushing about, take a moment look around, look in your rear view mirror, figuratively and literally. Which is exactly how I saw this, by looking in my rear view mirror as I was heading home from an … More Rainbows and Rear view Mirrors| SD&G Photographer
For a while now I have been following, on Facebook an avid history buff. Her love for the history of her home town is amazing and admirable. She holds a BA in history and was named Cornwall’s Little historian by citizens, and the media. She has also become a member of Cornwall’s heritage group. Her research into Cornwall’s … More Cornwall’s Little Historian | Sara’s mission |SD&G Photographer
Now being Canadian we are use to geese and judging the weather and seasons changing by the migration of geese. In the spring they herald the warmer temps that are soon to be arriving, and in the fall they are the announcement that winter is on it’s way. But… In the country the geese come by … More Geese | SD&G Photographer
With the temperatures turning colder it is not unexpected to wake up to a frost covered wonderland. There is something somewhat magical about those first few frosts of the season.
Two of our family members are of the four legged variety. Our two Boston Terriers, spoiled rotten and loved to bits. They are adapting well to country life. Meet Guinness and Murphy…
There are a few things you learn living in the country. There is always a breeze, you become accustom to the smell of cow manure and in the fall you can expect to have your house invaded by ladybugs. They come in search of warmth, of a place to overwinter and they come by the thousands. … More Ladybugs | SD&G Photographer
At the beginning of October I found myself at Marlin Orchards. Marlin’s has been a part of the community for more than 50 years. Their annual pottery sale is fantastic! Potters from all over Eastern Ontario were there with their beautiful handcrafted wares. So many beautiful pieces to choose from it took a few tours around the … More In Search of a French Butter Bell | SD&G Photographer
One of my fondest childhood memories is of country drives in the Autumn. The warmth of the sun streaming in through the windows. The fields ready for harvest. The colour combinations and the smell of the dry leaves. There is something so different about Autumn in the country. For the past eight years we have … More Autumn Splendor | SD&G Photographer
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