Dear Diary - Day #193 from the storm on June 21. New Year's Eve day 2025.
Now those eyes are on me.
Omniscient, there is no crying.
Those haunting, piercing eyes!
The best photo capture of the year was a full face wolf photo taken and featured here https://t.co/6KPP5JLDyV
The WOLVES are back! An early morning and a dawn shot. The ravens at the deer kill have brought them in. From hundreds of nocturnal images there looks to be a pack of five. They are going east-west along the Mattawa River - keeping their curious distance for now. More...
Happy Canada Day! For context the high school credit courses are just starting at the Canadian Ecology Centre.
I did a "not too much tp" in the toilet talk. And showed how to use the "plunger." So these pics of the mini one I use for "cupping" on my port knee. Lesson learned.
Please contact Back Roads Bill [email protected] - I just supported Lost Lakes on @buymeacoffee! 🎉
You can buy them a garlic bread here — https://t.co/HXPcqU46AG
It was a huge success - the landscaping and tree seedling giveaway on Mother's Day - in conjunction with Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park and the Canadian Ecology Centre. We landscaped the entire field as seen by the drone and so many people came out there were no trees left.
WORLD LABYRINTH DAY May 3, 2024 – “Be with oneself at one PM” – I did. Barefoot and carefree…a few blackflies came along for the walkabout. Attendance was taken. https://t.co/GpC3X5blNd At Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park and the Canadian Ecology Centre.
On the podcast Hap Wilson joins Back Roads Bill this week.
https://t.co/Mr3NhfBoAJ
He is an award winning author, artist, photographer and conservationist. He has created a number of guidebooks that charted different waterways in Ontario.
TRIPPING THE FRENCH RIVER is a 110 kilometer back waters paddle on the first designated Canadian Heritage River which helped form Canada. It premieres on Earth Day at 8 p.m. on TVO.
Back Roads Bill podcast https://t.co/EKCmwEPPEk
Map link https://t.co/3YK6aa6hlh...
Back Roads Bill's story this week...Cobalt: A Mining Town and the Canadian Imagination is the title of a new art gallery exhibit at the McMichael Canadian Collection.
https://t.co/wsNoS08Iyg
The Temiskaming canoe tragedy of June 13, 1978 - eleven boys and a leader died of hypothermia. It set back the movement of outdoor education. Listen to the Back Roads Bill podcast with author James Raffin of 'Deep Waters' talk about this and more.
https://t.co/hGFJfkmut9
A must do destination in northern Ontario...Thunderhouse Falls near Hearst. Listen to the podcast to find out more about this epic destination. https://t.co/O78BCZZV3n
was an "enchanting," "magical," "star-lit sky," "Moon shadow..." said the friends of the CEC as they made their way along the candle-lit trail. It was one of those nights when you should be prowling around.#northernontario#backroadsbill