Runway Lights
The view North from the Clarence Street Bridge in Port Colborne can be spectacular. You would not think so during […]
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Reflections on life. Memories. Hopes and dreams. Thoughts. Opinions. And all the other weird and wonderful things that happen to us. You know. Life.
Starlight
“Oh, Little Star Of Bethlehem”… So begins the hymn sung by generations across the globe to celebrate Christmas. Stars shine
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School Bus
An incredibly undervalued resource in communities across Canada and the U.S. is the humble school bus. These bumble-bee yellow transports
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Ancaster Mill
Hamilton boasts over one hundred waterfalls and visiting them all involves some serious commitment in terms of energy and effort.
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God Is An American
This post title is the recurring refrain from David Bowie’s “I’m Afraid Of Americans”. So what? So, I have had
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Niagara Hydro Plant
180 feet below the Niagara River, through millenia of rock and shale and cement and dirt and mineral… runs a
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Patched
I was in a motorbike club for several years. I don’t ride. But they let me tag along and drink
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Door Prize
As a member of the Port Colborne Optimist Club I donated this framed print from my Somewhere In Niagara collection
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The Gift
My friend Jim likes to fly a Cessna around the Niagara region. Sometimes he takes me along, and I take
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Bursary Of Hope For Autism
I was recently invited to be the photographer for a prestigious charity event, the Black And White Gala for the
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The Bridge Is Down
Port Colborne is bisected by the Welland Canal. We have three bridges. The idea is that even when a bridge
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Cycles
The clocks have gone back. The sun apparently, magically, rises an hour earlier. Watching sunrise over Niagara Falls now means
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