Sunset From Margaretsville
After another busy day, it was refreshing to cap the day off with a sunset from Margaretsville. It was certainly chilly over on the shore, but worth these stunning captures. Adrian J.
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Snowfall – Macro Photography
It’s pretty remarkable to see the details you can get from starting out so far from a subject and then closing in on it. After some snowfall overnight I spent sometime focusing in on the accumulation on tree needles. Adrian J.
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Town of Wolfville Following Up on Civic Signs In Town
“A civic number shall be displayed on a post or sign if a civic number that is located on a building cannot be easily read from the roadway or street from which the building is numbered.” – Town of Wolfville Civic Sign Bylaw The Town of Wolfville has a Civic Addressing Bylaw in place to […]
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Burger Wars – Callister’s Country Kitchen!
This afternoon I stopped into Callister’s Country Kitchen with my good friend Ian Swinamer in support of Burger Wars for Campaign for Kids! If you know me, you know I’m not one for trying new things, but today was certainly worth getting out of my comfort zone. Callisters along with over 50 establishments in Annapolis, […]
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Spring
It almost seems to good to be true seeing the first signs of spring around the corner. Snow is expected to impact much of the region this evening into tomorrow. Fuzzy nubs tend to appear from the branches of Pussy Willows near the tail end of winter. The soft coating of hairs acts as insulation […]
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“🪧 Civic Address Initiative, Part 5”
Law enforcement agencies across Nova Scotia serve and protect our communities twenty four hours a day and 365 days a year. Police officers respond to various types of emergency incidents, which include entering a residence for well being checks, domestics, break and enters etc. Having a civic sign displayed properly can make a significant difference, […]
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Pothole Season Across The Valley
Every year around spring, potholes are always a pressing issue, with our climate changing, increased traffic and temperatures constantly fluctuating. Potholes seem to be getting worse each year across the valley and province. I formed a very small and basic poll on Facebook the other day. Receiving feedback from those who have potentially suffered damaged […]
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10th Anniversary of Burger Wars for Campaign for Kids
🍔 With this year being the 10th Anniversary of Burger Wars for Campaign for Kids, this important initiative strictly raises money for kids in the County of Kings. I managed to catch up with the volunteers on the planning team for kickoff day, learning about the campaign and the importance of this project! “This year […]
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Installing Temporary Civic Signs
It has been a productive four months, while many may be tired of my civic sign posts, I’ve been feeling pretty good about the progress! Lots of people have reached out for education, list of suppliers and even for some help with putting signs up. I managed to help get this sign displayed this afternoon! […]
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“World Autism Awareness Day”
Throughout Canada, in each and every year, the second day of April shall be known as “World Autism Awareness Day”. “Let’s celebrate neurodiversity and work towards a society that appreciates everyone’s uniqueness this World Autism Awareness Day on April 2nd.” – Autism Canada https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/W-11.6/page-1.html Photo source ⤵️ https://www.letstalkchatham-kent.ca/municipality-of-chatham-kent-s-diversity-equity-inclusion-strategy-employee-portal/news_feed/april-2-world-autism-awareness-day
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