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The Norway Maple standing proud above Gunnel Lane Meadow in Empingham, Rutland during our recent snowfall.
On the way home from a shopping trip I picked up this maple leaf. It's a symbol of our country and a reminder that our Thanksgiving Day (October 8) is almost upon us, and a good time to reflect on the blessings we Canadians have. It's a time too, to count our personal blessings: good health, good friends, modest wealth, and a future which looks promising. Winter may be on its way, but this colourful leaf somehow brightens our time before the snow flies.
Former Maple Shade A&P building in 2009 as Bally's Gym. A Lowe's was built over the former Nichols Discount City on the right.
Adjacent to Heron Lake
VanDusen Botanical Garden
Vancouver, BC Canada
Photo taken: May 8, 2013
Photo credit: Nancy Wong
I was so lucky to be able to capture many different perspectives on the Yosemite sugar maple this year. Many leaves were completely orange, some nearly red, others pure gold or yellow. A number of them had this mixed coloration and really stood out. Lighting was so interesting the entire time I spent beneath this gorgeous tree, but this backlit leaf is one of my favorites from the series.
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I thought this was appropriate as it was voting day for us. A maple leaf, symbolizes our Country and our freedom.
a coat hanger I designed and made out of hard maple, made entirely with hand tools using mortise and tenon joinery.