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Posted on August 18, 2017 by Cody

Eclipse 2017

If you just got here … it’s almost time… and what is time anyway?

Stay tuned.

eclipse — from post.google.com Aug 18 2017

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Snow day December 2008. Robert St. Victoria

2007 Lake Huron

Lake Superior, ON 2007

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Panama City, Florida 2004

Tofino 1986

Schooner Cove Beach 1984

Cow Pie Hill, Unicamp, Ontario 1982

Roncesvalles Loop, bringing home the groceries, Toronto, 1980

Toronto 1980

Toronto 1971

dogs and me

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Toronto, 1973

Mexico City, 1972

Toronto, 1970

Toronto, 1969

Devon 1964

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Bolshoi rehearsals Dec 4 1962

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