Uploading like there was no tomorrow!

I've been uploading like a maniac because I am absolutely stunned that half the year is done
and... Where have the days gone?!

Here are some images and the rest can be viewed by clicking on THIS LINK. s always, I would love to hear from you and appreciate your comments, suggestions, even a quick note to say hello.

Mary's Centrepiece

"Truth is always the Strongest Argument"

Railing detail in the middle of winter at Niagara Falls

The day that Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson passed away
and we had just heard on the radio a minute before we saw this double rainbow!
May they both rest in peace... along with others that the world has lost...

A quiet afternoon...

Seed Wreath (yes, made out of seeds)

Henry House Kitchen

Henry House - Kingston Limestone

The General Store

Robinson House

After an amazingly stressful week, I took some time off on a relatively clear Friday afternoon to take a trip down to the museum by the lake, the Oshawa Community Museum.

After going into Guy House to pay their extremely minimal fee for a tour, I was guided, one-on-one, through Robinson House to look through their current exhibit, Mourning After: Victorian Celebration of Death.

Despite the seemingly creepy subject, my tour guide imparted such fascinating facts and history of the City that I now live in, Oshawa.

Post Mortem photography, so a-la "The Others", were the first display that I was guided through. I must say that it was a bit disconcerting, but it is fact that at that point in time, photographic images were expensive.

The next house, Henry House, is beautiful. It's made of Kingston Limestone and although it was made up to look as how it was when Elder Henry passed away.

Add a little spookiness... Henry House is also fabled to be Haunted.

If you haven't had a chance to go, it's a really interesting glimpse into the past, the tour guides are so friendly and knowledgeable, the whole experience I had was amazing, and it was well worth the trip.