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welcome: Van Egan 1926 - 2010
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Sunday, July 18, 2010. Van Egan 1926 - 2010. It was several years ago when I first saw Van. He was sitting at a table at the Haig-Brown Festival; the table was covered in books, his as well as others. He sat quietly, watching the crowds with his sparkling eyes. I was drawn to the man because of his obvious awareness and sense of self, tho I felt I had nothing to say that could be of interest to him. Imagine my delight when, in 2009 and in my position as the B&B host at the Haig-Brown House, I had the opp...
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welcome: Dirt
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010. Dirt is compost. I love compost. Ergo, I love dirt. I sure do love what compost does to the garden. The first photo is a view from the kitchen door. To the right is the big maple, and just beyond it (slightly downhill) is the compost bin, crowned by the weed bucket used to toss weeds out of the garden. In the last week, I've hauled about a dozen wheelbarrow loads of compost into the garden and greenhouse, and intend to haul even more. The compost pile here is to die for! I'm so a...
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welcome: HBH is open for the summer!
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Saturday, May 8, 2010. HBH is open for the summer! Spring-time rainbow over Discovery Passage; pot of gold in Campbell River. I'm back at the Haig-Brown Heritage House as the Site Manager and your B&B Host for 2010, and I'm very excited to be here. We've been busy getting things ready for the summer, including freshening up the house and readying the guest rooms. The blueberries are piled up for pancakes, and the garden is getting ready for my famous tiny tomatoes to serve with breakfast. Mark and Misa, ...
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welcome: Spring 2011 at Haig-Brown Heritage House
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Spring 2011 at Haig-Brown Heritage House. The camellia at the front door was in full bloom the first week of May and quite fabulous - and then to top it off, my friend Marjorie presented a beautiful pot of yellow tulips, which I nestled in underneath on the bottom step. Marcie, our wonderful gardener, warned me that the deer would make short work of them. Alas! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog for Museum at Campbell River. Museum at Campbell River. First Guests of 2011.
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welcome: First Guests of 2011
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Sunday, May 22, 2011. First Guests of 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog for Museum at Campbell River. Museum at Campbell River. Campbell River Community Arts Council. First Guests of 2011. Spring 2011 at Haig-Brown Heritage House. View my complete profile.
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welcome: Sharon, Kiki & Paul, Gigi and Chris
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Sharon, Kiki and Paul, Gigi and Chris. The very busy summer picked up as the season progressed, and our smiling guests joined us at the HBH. Here are some of them. The lovely Sharon, enjoying the weather and grounds, claimed to be refreshed from her stay! It was fun to do some photos in the glade with her. Do come again Sharon! If you're gonna be a travel writer, you have got to have stamina! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog for Museum at Campbell River.
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Week 128 | our littles collected
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A collection of images capturing moments in the lives of our little ones. November 14, 2016. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Week 129 →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Wedding Dress Detail Shot Not to be Missed
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Wedding Dress Detail Shot Not to be Missed. By admin, Published Mar 2, 2012. A talented wedding photographer. Should be able to capture all the gorgeous details you'll work so hard to create. And while you likely won't have a hand in the making of your wedding dress. Unless you're splurging on a custom couture gown. Chances are you searched far and wide to find that stunner. so you'll want it captured in all its glory when the big day arrives! Season, and your overall wedding style.
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My Inspiration » Bamboletta Blog
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Studio Tips and Tutorials. Posted in Crafty Goodness. Beautiful image by Erin Wallis Photography. I was asked recently by a friend as to why I started making the dolls and why I didn’t make those cute monster dolls or stuffed animals. Surely, I could make those too – she suggested as a way to expand my product line. But, I make dolls, it’s what I do. I love the idea of pouring my heart into one thing. And created a doll. Then another. And another. Where have the Frocks Gone? My New Studio ». Your dolls a...
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Uncategorized » Bamboletta Blog
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Studio Tips and Tutorials. The entries we received were so touching and raw. There are so many I just wanted to call and envelope in a hug. So many families are fighting for their lives, for their children. I heard the most terrible of situations – people are so strong. I really consider myself fortunate that. Maybe when someone who desperately needs some happiness opens that box and sees the doll a smile will cross their face. I am so moved by this – isn’t that incredible? So – I’m extending...On Friday...
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