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Rob-n-Hild, oot and aboot eh? Sorry - 2022



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Fun lawn ornaments seen on our way
In Riding Mountain National Park we walked around the Wasagaming township and spotted several cute lawn ornaments: bison, moose, bever, and bears.
In Prince George's Cottonwood Island Park we found many Cottonwood trees with images carved into the bark. It was a fun project to try to collect/photograph as many as possible.




In Campbell River we loved looking at an artist's skillful work converting driftwood into animals. See more at their website: www.driftedcreationsart.ca/.
On Protection Island they were also inventive with their lawn ornaments. Many wood carved animals were to be seen - and Rob made a "beary" good friend.
In Maple Creep we found a miniature staircase for the little gnomes living in the tree.

In Bourlemaque, Quebec, we found someone's lawn ornament with gold set into the quartz - or maybe fool's gold? Looks nice anyway.
In Fort Frances we found:
  • A garden ornament with a sneaky squirrel posing as a bird house
  • A weather-vane made of a moose and an old bike wheel
  • A garden ornament of a woodpecker that at first glance looked very real. It made us reach for our cameras quick, before he flew away… no wait… duh!

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May/June 2022

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