A Letter from the Front
This puffy cloud put a punctuation mark on the end of our first day following Albert Allsop’s wartime trek through Europe.
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This puffy cloud put a punctuation mark on the end of our first day following Albert Allsop’s wartime trek through Europe.
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Every day the 39th Reconnaissance Wing operated; they lived up to their motto.
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Albert Allsop never carried a gun, but he was one of the most shot-at soldiers of WWII
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A Saskatchewan town, with a Fransaskois accent.
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If you could travel to any major city in Canada, which destination would you choose?
Click on the least likely option…
Cypress trees symbolize mourning, death and transition.
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This cabinet may or may not have held the key used by a prostitute in a Joni Mitchell song.
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The car’s battery has been replaced, and the fridge will recover, but cleaning up the global disaster will take a strategy.
Here’s my plan. Click on the sun dogs and let me know what you think ….
Our trip is nearing its end; it is a long journey home from the centre of the world.
Click on the unique palm tree for a wrap-up.
If you look through this lens, you might see a cockwomble.
Click on the telescope and take a peek.