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Manchego, Organic Stilton, Wensleydale / Cranberry. Plus Orange Flora Muscat, Sandeman Tawny Port, Fig Relish, Apricot & Ginger Chutney (great with the manchego), grapes, apple, and some classic Carr's table water crackers.
Un gros merci à Jocelyn Bernard l'un des photographes présents lors de cette deuxième édition de la Course du Père Noël Mont-Saint-Hilaire 2015.
Merci!
Photographe_Jocelyn Bernard
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Course à obstacles
Obstacle Course
CMR/RMC Saint-Jean
26 aou/Aug 2017
CMR2017-072 (279-332)
Photographie par/ Photography by Aspm/NCdt McConkey
© Sa Majesté la Reine et chef du Canada, représentée par le ministère de la Défense nationale, 2017
© Her Majesty The Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Department of National Defence, 2017
Running alongside the 16th fairway at Yelverton Golf Course is the abandoned leat channel of Plymouth or Drake's Leat.
Cheese Course:
Left to Right:
1. Austrian cow
2. French Reblechon
3. Austrian goat
4. Forme d'Ambert
5. Brie de Mieux
My final cake for course one. It was supposed to have twice as many roses on the top, but I was having such a hard time making them that my instructor took pity on me and suggested spacing them out and filling the gaps with petal-y looking sweet peas. AND he made half the roses trying to show me how to do it. I could have chosen a different design for my final, but I chose this one because I *knew* I needed to practice the damn rose. Ugh! Still, white on white was a very forgiving color scheme and most people I showed this to in person insisted that all the roses were beautiful. But perhaps they were just being polite.
I also rushed the shell border because people were cleaning up and I had just started it. And I don't like the vertical stripes.
Always more room for improvement!
Of course it’s not a telephone.
It’s a tin can with a piece of string attached to it.
So how many of you are old enough to have done this when you were a kid?
Two tin cans, a length of string, and instant cell phones. Well not exactly, but when you are 7 years old and you don’t have an X-box to play with you used your imagination a lot. And this was one thing I can remember doing.