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From my visit to Crawford Lake a few days ago:
1. Recreated 15th century First Nations village. Archeologists discovered there had been up to 5 longhouses here, and 250 - 350 people.
2. Entrance through the palisades.
3. House of the Turtle Clan!
4 and 5. Inside (complete with modern day exit sign)
6. Cosy sleeping platform - no privacy in this house!
7 and 8. A complete surprise: inside one of the longhouses was this newly built presentation centre.
9. How could I resist?
Really interesting. I really like the 1870s vintage photos.
Me too T, photo's (especially vintage ones) are a kind of time machine and the best bit about older ones is there's not a handheld device or chav insight .
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Taking pics of some of the places you see is DANGEROUS . I do not condone or encourage breaking the law or unsafe behavior.
Today in Pictures has become........ today, yesterday, and the day before.
The first three, Oak Hill Park, the second three, Mercer Park, and finally the last four a walk up tut cut.
And we have a winner !!! davemac for making the 10000 post in this thread
I hadn't noticed the count, is this unusual for a thread to collect this number of posts ?
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Originally Posted by gpick24
Well done Dave, what you going to spend your winnings on?
Its not just me, its everyone who has contributed over the years, I would though, like to thank my producer, the script writer, the choreographer, and all the people in the background............OH...... no that's my Oscar acceptance speech........I may get a fondue set.
Last Monday the 'Ladies Who Don't Walk Anymore' became the 'Ladies Who Do Walk, Occasionally.' Some of us are getting up there in age, and while we used to enjoy good long walks in years gone by, arthritis, bursitis and all manner of ills have taken their toll for some of us. Usually we just get together for tea and coffee for each birthday that comes along throughout the year. Lately we've been moved to do more than that, and actually walk together again - at least until the ice and snow arrive.
It was a chilly, crisp morning, about 3 degrees when we set off, but clear and sunny. Here's a photo diary of our hour long walk.