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I'm jumping the gun a little bit with St. Patrick's Day still a little over a week away but what the hell. It's not like I'm pushing Christmas right after Halloween or something. I wanted to make a post

I decided to carry on with the coin theme for one more day (or maybe two depending what I have in store tomorrow). I wanted to show one one of my nicer silver coins. The first coin I put up was marketed

I mentioned in a previous post that I collect coins from the mint. I didn't really go into how I got started collecting coins. It was my daughter that got me started. She had a coin collection when she

I saw some posts recently of some silver and one guy posted a video about copper. I realized I haven't included any of my silver in my blog. Initially I planned on buying silver as an investment. I guess

I took this picture on the way to Vancouver from Victoria. It was close to sunset when we passed another ferry going the other way. The water was nice and calm at this time of day. It was a nice trip back

We have a lot of rabbits in Edmonton or at least I thought we did. It turns out that what I always thought were rabbits were actually snowshoe hares. For years there were a row of four greenhouses next

One of the other places we stopped on last summer's vacation was the Othello Tunnels. The tunnels are located close to Hope, British Columbia not far from the west coast. The tunnels were built by the

The Benchmade 940-1 Osborne was one of my later knife purchases. It's another one of Benchmade's signature knives. It was designed by knife maker Warren Osborne. Like the Griptilian, the 940 model is one

On our way back from our holiday in British Columbia last summer we decided to stop and see Hell's Gate. Hell's Gate is along the Transcanada highway not too far from the coast. The Fraser river runs next

We got this picture at Christmas at my mom and dad's house north of Edmonton. We still had our old dog Titan. My wife had Titan when we got together. I ended up spending a lot of time with him. My wife

Our daughter lived with us through the last part of her pregnancy and stayed here for the about the first four months after she was born. Our dog Bentley loves hanging around with her when she's here.

I have a couple examples of red flowers for MondayRed ColorChallenge. Both are from UBC Botanical Gardens again. I have a pretty limited selection of flowers to choose from. Summer needs to hurry up! The

Alright it's back to knives again. Today we're going to check out my Benchmade 710. This was my very first Benchmade purchase. I didn't want to get anything too weird. The 710 is a pretty standard drop

These purple wildflowers were grown close to home in Edmonton. I found them while I was walking with my wife and daughter in the river valley. Good luck fellow photographers. Have a happy PurpleSunday.

Sometimes if you get lucky driving through Jasper National Park you can see big horn sheep along the side of the road. We live faily close to Jasper (about 4 hours away) and we find ourselves driving through

I got this shot at Stanley Park. It was at the end of a long day running around the park trying to see all the sites. I swear I walked all the trails to see every square inch of the park. I was exhausted

My cousin got married at a beach resort in central British Columbia on Shuswap Lake. It was called Carmel Beach Resort (not to be confused with Carmel Beach in California). I got this shot by the pool

I went out to Lac La Biche, Alberta to visit some friends of mine in the summer of 2009. When I was single I spent many weekends in Lac La Biche or more specifically Owl River. They are north of the lake