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The Mattawa Museum; Mattawa, Ontario.
The Mattawa Museum; Mattawa, Ontario.
The Mattawa Museum; Mattawa, Ontario.
Not every outing deserves a 6 paragraph write-up. Sometimes I just grab a camera and head out to my local tracks because I'm bored on a weekend.
Sometimes I stay for a few minutes. Just enough time to catch a train or two and sometimes I'll stay for hours. This time it was only a couple hours. Oh Well..
Side Note: April 22nd 2023. Sorry I haven't been uploading for the last few months. Life has been getting in the way. I have been benching quite a lot though and have thousands of flicks from the last 5 months that I just need to sit down go through them and edit them. (Straightening, etc.)
If you're in the market for high-quality animal pelts for sale, look no further than cascadebiologicalsupply.com. Their selection of animal pelts includes a variety of species, from common farm animals to exotic wildlife. These pelts can be used for a range of purposes, such as crafting, educational displays, or even home decor. Shop with confidence knowing that cascadebiologicalsupply.com sources their pelts ethically and sustainably.
Beaver castor is a valuable substance with a variety of uses. It's extracted from the castor sacs of North American beavers and has a distinctive scent that is often used in perfumes and colognes. Additionally, beaver castor is used in the production of food flavorings, as well as for medicinal purposes.
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Hanging pelts at Fort Ross State Historic Park.
Sagnlandet Lejre is an atmospheric and exciting tourist attraction for the whole family. 10.000 years of Danish history is brought to life. Houses and settings from the Iron Age, Stone Age, Viking Age and the 19th century have been constructed. Historic workshops are conducted, and it is worked as a living museum and research centre. Domestic animals have been reverse bred, fabrics recovered from bog burials have been reproduced and history researched. Visitors are able to engage with the different eras of history.
This image is from a series I did with Fantasy Fiction author Andrew Hallman in the spirit of his new releases: Mirrenwood: A Tale of The Unicorn and Amba. It was a mighty cold day and Andrew was a sport.
