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This Cairn is a memorial to the first black settlers who sought freedom from slavery through the Underground Railroad.
The windows in the cairn are fashioned after those in the "Little Zion Church," the first black church in Owen Sound. The cairn is accompanied by interpretive plaques that help tell the story of Black history in the area. It also includes ceramic tiles with quilt codes that are thought to represent messages to fleeing slaves along their escape route.
The cairn itself includes stones from places in Canada, the United States and Africa, each with a direct connection to slavery or the abolition movement. It is hoped that more stones will be added over time, making the cairn a living monument. Every summer, an Emancipation Festival is celebrated here and is thought to be the oldest in North America, if not the world. Begun as a simple picnic to celebrate Emancipation Day, it has continued since 1862, welcoming people of all backgrounds interested in appreciating history, family, culture and community.
The image itself was taken with a smart phone in broad daylight. I used Adobe's new PS Camera, which comes with several "lenses," including this celestial version. The app is interesting in what it's capable of doing and arguably, might be accused of cheating as it's mostly a software produced image. That said, don't most serious photographers like to push their creative boundaries a bit? Is it really cheating?
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Eating right every day this week. Today, bring on the pizza, bring on the soda, and yes, bring on the donuts. I do it all for the donuts!
For those of you who don't know, "cheaters" is a rather ancient term for sunglasses. So of course I am familiar with it. 😜
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West Virginia Central passenger train crossing the Shavers Fork of the Cheat River at Cheat Junction, West Virginia, on the former Western Maryland Railway.
The wonders of rail photography in the digital information age:
While sitting at the kitchen table during the Saturday lunch hour, I happened to spot a "heads up" post on a Facebook railroad group from hours earlier about an unusual BNSF lashup leading a road train in northwestern Illinois bound for the Twin Cities. Using followup location postings I was able to form a rough ETA on the nearby St. Croix sub. I then finished lunch, loaded up the kids and we set out to stake out a spot to intercept it for a photo. Within the hour I was able to bag this GALNTW manifest, led by a former Santa Fe "Bluebonnet" GP50.
BNSF 3167 was built as the ATSF 3814 in Febuary 1981.
Fountain City, Wisconsin
March 18, 2023
Honey bee on runner bean flower - robbing the nectar and avoiding any pollination duty
The honey bees utilise the holes in the tube of the flower to get the nectar. My runner beans set pods well so I wont get cross with my bees.
I dont think the honey bees are capable of making the holes themselves but they are very quick to find the holes made by others (probably bumble bees make the holes I think)
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