Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Monday, November 6, 2017
Upon Kingsbridge's long path ~ Jane Street
Photos by Barry Wallace
The pastorality of Kingsbridge Conference Centre
The Sun tries to penetrate the autumn leaf cover
East Humber River runs over rocky dam
Woodland waypoint
Remnants of an old river crossing
Steep banks down to the silent river
Sign beside the path
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Barry Wallace
Sunday, November 5, 2017
Family photo from WW1 era
This photo of my wife Linda's Scott ancestors is not a Remembrance Day photo, as such, but I thought I would present it here and now because it has a direct connection to the WW1 era and there is an excellent WW1 exhibit currently on display at the King Heritage & Cultural Centre. It was taken on Jane Street, south of Kinghorn, at the home Lewis W. James Scott. I do not know the exact date of the photo, but judging by the three family members in uniform, it was early in the 1900s. The elderly couple in the centre of the back row are James and Edith Scott and there are four generations of their family in the photo. The soldiers are husbands of James and Edith's granddaughters. This house still stands today on the west side of Jane Street, south of the Kingsbridge Centre. There are a number of Scott descendants still about in the King area.
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Barry Wallace
Saturday, November 4, 2017
Locale Restaurant to celebrate 5th Anniversary
Photos by Barry Wallace
Locale Restaurant, at the four corners in King City, will celebrate five years in business, early in December. It was a success from its opening day on December 11, in 2012, and is thriving to this day. Success begets success it seems because the folks at Locale are opening a new restaurant on Yonge Street in the south end of the Town of Aurora. Opening should be some time in November, but certainly before the end of the year.
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Barry Wallace
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Barry Wallace
Friday, November 3, 2017
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Hallowe'en grandkids...
Photo by their daddy
Please indulge me, dear reader, while I show you a Hallowe'en photo of three of my grandchildren, who live near Ottawa. Looks like little brother, Malcolm, caught his sisters, Brawley and Emondine, stealing Hallowe'en treats.
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Barry Wallace
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
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