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Fairies vs Goblins | Christian Steenkamp

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August 4, 2011 · Filed under Uncategorized. So at first, before the dinosaurs, there were fairies and goblins. Well, I’m not saying that they were friends! Now, the fairies and the goblins lived in a place called Edthorn. Edthorn was a horrible place, but long ago it was once called Enchanta and fairies ruled most of the land. So this how it happened. 8220;Yipee” said Jay-Jay. 8220;It’s holidayS for fairies! It was once again called Enchanta. 5 Responses so far ». August 4, 2011 @ 2:07 pm. The ants must ...

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Books I’ve Read | Christian Steenkamp

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Books I’ve Read. February 17, 2011 · Filed under Uncategorized. Read with me 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. I can read it 1, 2 , 3. One fish two fish red fish blue fish. Green eggs and ham. The cat in the hat. A fly went by. Put me in the zoo. Silly pig has an Idea. The apple picking party. The great space race. A big ball of string. Henry and Ribsy – I love dog stories. Encyclopedia Brown – it was nearly the best book I’ve read. 3 Responses so far ». February 18, 2011 @ 4:23 am. February 25, 2011 @ 8:00 am. Blog at ...

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Saskatoon revisited « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. During the week in Saskatoon we decided, in addition to our usual activities, we would visit Lake Waskesiu and take a ride on the Southern Saskatchewen River on the Prairie Lily. In the end the day chosen for the drive to the lake, a trip of about 3 hours, was overcast and threatened rain and only Tracy and I chose to risk it. It was worth the effort. We had lunch at the Elk Ridge Lodge- the photo of which is unfortunately a little dark due to the low light –. September 13, 2014.

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2015 April 16 « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. We started just after 2pm and completed the loop by about 4.20pm with a short stop at the bench half way through the hike for water, a snack and to remove our jackets. We chose to do the loop counterclockwise, starting in the valley and climbing steadily through the forest. The path is fairly wide, enabling us to walk in pairs, but was very muddy in places. The trees are mature and for much of the way formed a partial canopy above us through which we could see the very blue sky.

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Picnicking at McLean’s Pond « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. Picnicking at McLean’s Pond. Last weekend we visited McLean’s Pond for the first time this season. The sun was shining and the weather unseasonably warm so we decided to take Sherry for a run and have a picnic lunch. The pond was still frozen solid and, in fact, there were two groups of ice fisherman in the middle of it. Richard walked out to chat to one of the groups and to see how they were doing. Even Sherry ventured out onto the ice for a short distance,. March 14, 2015.

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Life, love and language. Weekend at Pigeon Lake. We went to Pigeon Lake for the weekend. A three hour drive door to door (on the way back – on the way there, due to stops for gas and coffee and missing our turnoff from 13W, it took 4 hours) We didn’t take our boat with us as we only had one full day there and planned to explore a little. Mulhurst Bay is on the north side of the lake. Driving down the south side we came upon the Village at Pigeon Lake which is a quaint little village with a number of ...

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2015 March 06 « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. Hiking in West Bragg Creek. Yesterday I joined a group of hikers walking a trail in a section of West Bragg Creek I didn’t know existed. We started in Highland Place and trusted our leader to identify the unmarked pathways which took us along the snowy loop and back to our cars. Some of the trees, birch or aspens – I have difficulty telling the difference – had had pieces of bark stripped from them, presumably by elk, or maybe moose. March 6, 2015. Weekend at Pigeon Lake. Hiking ...

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Snowshoe Hare Loop « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. A couple of short hills kept it interesting and there were a number of places where crampons would really have helped. As it was a few of us detoured under the trees to escape the ice. Although the trail is well marked we managed to get lost briefly. But quickly picked up the path again and found a sunny spot in an open meadow to stop for a snack and a chat. The approximately 5km took us over two hours with the stops. March 14, 2015. 1 Comment ». December 11, 2015 Reply.

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2015 March 14 « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. A couple of short hills kept it interesting and there were a number of places where crampons would really have helped. As it was a few of us detoured under the trees to escape the ice. Although the trail is well marked we managed to get lost briefly. But quickly picked up the path again and found a sunny spot in an open meadow to stop for a snack and a chat. The approximately 5km took us over two hours with the stops. March 14, 2015. Picnicking at McLean’s Pond. March 14, 2015.

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Fullerton Loop « Wordsworkinc's Weblog

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Life, love and language. We started just after 2pm and completed the loop by about 4.20pm with a short stop at the bench half way through the hike for water, a snack and to remove our jackets. We chose to do the loop counterclockwise, starting in the valley and climbing steadily through the forest. The path is fairly wide, enabling us to walk in pairs, but was very muddy in places. The trees are mature and for much of the way formed a partial canopy above us through which we could see the very blue sky.