This has to be the most common "X" in North America. It can be found at all level railway crossings. Over my career as a bus driver I had to stop my bus at everyone before crossing. If clear I was allowed to proceed. What else does X stand for? Find out at ABC Wednesday
This guy and gal were supplying entertainment to the motorist. I was out for my exercise when I notice, up ahead traffic was coming to a complete stop. It took me about 4 minutes to walk up to the disturbance of public order. These two were walking back and forth on the road. Normally they will fly off or pickup speed crossing the road. Today they were playing King Of The Road. They got to one side then turned around and went back. It was very comical watching them.
When I filled the bird feeders I noticed every once in awhile, patches of feathers scattered on the snow. I used think it was the fault of the local cats that roamed the neighbourhood. Then one day I spotted this guy having a meal.
Located on the expansion site of the Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant. We used to call it a sewage treatment plant but now it's a politically correct world.
The other day I viewed photowannabe photos on the unusual and unique snow fall in the Sacramento Valley. I decided when the first snow fall came to my neighbourhood that I would also take some photos. I did not have to wait long. This one here was taken 4:20 am and I wasn't even brave enough to step outside. I stuck my camera out the window and took 6 photos with this one being the one most appealing to me.
There was an interesting display of water reflecting on the side of this boat. The photo does not capture motion but the sparkles were shining with brilliant points of light like stars
and giving a great dance performance.
I assume these two guys are taking a break from fishing on the lake. This photo was taken in November and thermo suits would be needed on the lake's open waters.
Beginning in the 1890's the bell was used in Pickering Village, Ontario to alert the volunteer firemen to report for duty. It is now a piece of history.