River Walks
The River off Kildonan Park and The River off WolseleyRose Ice Sculpture by Jennifer Pilgrim
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Uphill Hike: Turtle Mountain, Manitoba
A camping visit to my favourite park a week past labour day, just as the leaves are starting to turn warmer colours, and the afternoon is spent in long sleeves.…
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Incoming Rain and Moon Tides: Chelton Beach, Prince Edward Island
In Three Parts: A favourite piece of shoreline. squashing sand castles with your butt, the rain off the water, run to the car. The moon tide brought the sand bars…
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Singing Sands:Red Point, Prince Edward Island
The singing (squeaking) red sands of Prince Edward Island. An excess of silica in the sand, and some very choppy water.
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PEI Oyster Festival: Prince Edward Island
Oyster grading competition meets performance art by Jenny Knox
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Out and About, Prince Edward Island
Out and about, here, there, everywhere (featuring mosquitos)
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The Clouds Roll In: Chelton Beach, Prince Edward Island
Wowee it has been a while since my toes have been in this red sand. The ocean embraced me as one of her lost children. A long but light day,…
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Smokey Sunset: Victoria Beach, MB
Fires blow across the country, dissolving the horizon, dulling the sun to a warm orange. The ocean is on fire. It hasn’t rained in weeks. It feels like the beginning…
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No Pride in Genocide: Treaty 1, Winnipeg, MB
1308+ Children have been found. No pride in Genocide. The Forks on Treaty 1/Winnipeg on Canada Day weekend, no one in sight.
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Urban Gaurdians: Winnipeg, MB
Urban guardian of the community garden, The moon rises from the river.
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Blue Dusk Walk: Winnipeg, MB
Blue dusk, no warmth on the horizon. Heat coming from the asphalt.
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The Trees Got Leaves: Winnipeg, MB
Same walks, different neighbourhood. Springtime inside, visiting banned.
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A Polar Vortex: Winnipeg, MB
Here we go again! Coral condensation, sun dogs, sun halos, and parking lot tundras. This will be the last deep freeze of the year, and things are beginning to reopen…
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The Old, The New
A Big Thing is happening. Or at this point, has happened. This summer our cases dropped to zero, and we coasted until they pushed back up to critical levels. We…
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Just Another Summer Walk: Winnipeg, MB
A long walk after dark, doing the loop over the train bridge, seeing what there is to see. Cases are rising. Things feel weird. Lots of people acting like everything…
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Prairie Grass: Rivers, MB
Normally we go camping quite a bit during the summer. I drafted a series of checklists and bags so we can get out there pretty quickly and easily. This summer…
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Out of the City: Brandon Hills, Manitoba
Two months indoors and some restrictions have been lifted. I am not confident things will stay this way, and I have some apprehension about us all flooding the streets. The…
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Welcome to Pippinland
Welcome to Pippinland a record of some silly video game photography on Animal Crossing
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An Autumn: Quebec City, QC
Manitoba doesn’t get autumn. We go straight to winter, frozen and withering green leaves. I miss the golden sun, wet streets and crimson leaves cascading in the wind. I went…
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Frosty Autumn: Winnipeg, Manitoba
October 10th, 2019 Prairie Autumn Snowfall. When summer meets winter.
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Nuit Blanche and the many angles of Ai WeiWei: Winnipeg, Manitoba
We didn’t plan very much so we spent the night wandering around between the exchange and the forks, slightly confused and lost.
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Climate Strike: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Marching while the world burns. Our children take to the streets in a stark reminder that those who can effect change the most, won’t be alive to experience the impacts…
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Icy Nights and Bright Skies: Steep Rock, Manitoba
We went to steep rock with some friends we hadn’t seen in a while for labour day weekend. It was warm during the day and we lazed around. I got…
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Home, Rainbow Trout Music Festival
I missed Rainbow Trout Music Festival last year. I was in Nova Scotia at White Rabbit Residency during the festival last year. My partner and I went to Rainbow Trout…
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The Old and the New: Gull Lake, Manitoba
The childhood nostalgia of another, and a new edition to the family. My partner’s childhood lake and a newborn neice.
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A Room with a View: William Lake, Manitoba
a steep hike with a view, a beloved friend who lives far away, and my partner in crime. Lazy meals over a campfire. Days stretch on like a cat in…
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Polar Vortex: Winnipeg, MB
A polar vortex travelled through the Prairies, Western Ontario and parts of Alberta and through the United states. This is my first experience with sub -50c temperatures. It looks quite…
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White Rabbit Arts Festival: Economy, Nova Scotia
Mother moon, smudge. Technical difficulties that are outside of my knowledge. Holding my breath. Stay calm. Release of tension. Running through the woods by flashlight, finding all the delights. Artists…
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The Bay of Fundy: Economy, Nova Scotia
Nature reminds you of the tension between your tiny insignificance and our humongous impact in large numbers. Cities exist to serve the people living inside of them. Nature is network.…
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White Rabbit Residency: Economy, Nova Scotia
Some places have a magic inside of them. Does a place create magic or is it the people that inhabit it? How do spaces and places attract certain people? How can we…
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Old Haunts at Point Pleasant Park: Halifax, NS
I took Alex to “my spot” at Point Pleasant Park. There was a time in my life that lacked privacy. I used to walk to Point Pleasant and sit on…
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Duncan’s Cove Hiking Trail: Nova Scotia
I always feel so small on the wide flat rocks of the Nova Scotia coast. I end up running and jumping across, for no reason besides the momentum feels great…
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Harmony, Prince Edward Island
A beach that you just “know” about on the warm side of the island. Careful for nails in the sand. Was there a bonfire here? I’m there with one of…
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Low Tide Adventures: Chelton Beach, Prince Edward Island
Sandstone is crumbly and slippery when wet. We climbed along the water’s edge, up and down to get our footing. Not that difficult besides slimy rocks. My dad is confident…
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Green Park: Port Hill, Prince Edward Island
The water is not warm here, but the tall birch rise up and fall over the eroding cliffs. I spent 20 minutes stalking a blue heron, only to drive by…
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Thomas Cove: Economy, Nova Scotia
The ocean is powerful. It transforms anything that touches it. To allow our experiences to change us requires tremendous vulnerability Change is something that you must look for and change…
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Lakefront Sunset and People Watching: St Malo Provincial Park, Mantoba
I love camping. I grew up rurally in Prince Edward Island, Canada. While I’m definitely a city mouse, I miss the stars and the slower way of life. Your biggest…
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Remembering a Free Spring Day
My mom was in town this May. My sister had a baby miss Lily Jane, who is beautiful and perfect in every way. My mom lives really far away. 3000km…
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Jazz Fest: Winnipeg, Manitoba
One of Winnipeg’s best free summer festivals is Jazz Fest at the Cube. A wide variety of music of all genres, some great tunes to dance to. 3peat music played this…
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Pride: Winnipeg, Manitoba
I took my Mom to her very first Pride event ever. We are from PEI and Pride isn’t a huge thing there. She loved it- she talked about how happy…
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Gas and Breakfast: Minnedosa, Manitoba
The gas stations are open on Sundays in October. I love the organic nature of small towns. With less people things just end up where they do. Like a fountain…
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Festival Du Voyageur: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Seas of people walk quickly in the cold, puffs of condensed breath coming from the tops of their heads. Caribou and beers in hand, trying to find the tent and…
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Winter Wolseley Walks: Winnipeg, Manitoba
The naked trees with their shiny belts. Clouds of breath and dog footprints. The neighbourhood as we see it most. The prairies are cold. Dry, and cold. your breath is…
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Ice Castle: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg is a freaking cold city. It regularly reaches -30c to -40c (-22 to -40f) with the windchill in January and February, and the occasional cold snap in December or…
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Winnipeg Zoo: Winnipeg, Manitoba
I feel bad about visiting zoos. The animals are so beautiful, I can’t help but to feel awestruck by them. I wish the animals were living in the wild, but…
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Junkyard Cows and Fields on Fire: Sandy Lake, Manitoba
On the ugly side of autumn, where all the colour has drained except for the sky. Out of the city and onto the uneven pavement of the back roads. Cows…
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Winter Wolseley Walks: Winnipeg, Manitoba
November 4th was our first full snowfall in Winnipeg that didn’t melt. We are all buckling in for six months of winter over here. I love the first snow. The…
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Lake Audy Bison Range: Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba
The road through riding mountain to get to see the bison was the longest road of my life. I couldn’t wait to see bison, and was terrified that we wouldn’t…
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Wolseley Walks (Thinking of Summer), Winnipeg Manitoba
Our neighbourhood is perfect for nighttime walks. We run into people doing their evening fitness happily on the same road as a man skateboarding alone singing wonderwall to himself (and…
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Nuit Blanche, Late Night Folly: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Late night at Nuit Blanche can be overwhelming for those unprepared. Tens-of-thousands of people pour in from the neighbourhoods move like schools of fish across the closed-off streets. It’s incredible…
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Nuit Blanche, Early Evening Escapades: Winnipeg, Manitoba
It’s Nuit Blanche Everyone! For those of you who don’t know, Nuit Blache is a celebration of contemporary art. People are encouraged to explore through the streets of Winnipeg all…
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