Category: Vegtable soup


big sky

This view is of the highlands off Hyway 5 A in Merritt , less than 2 decades ago they came out of crown lands and into the city, should be a significant increase in the ability to expand the tax civic tax base. The tax base was quite heavily dependent on heavy industry such as a large sawmill in the city limits. this cosmopolitan mis of malls and light industry and service is a great boon for the lifestyle of the city.

There is a lot of land between this and the sky that is low-grade agricultural and some rezoning attempts to make smaller plots with restrictive covenants  for hobby farms  more or less failed recently. However the website sign is still visible in the style of “hollywood”.

Today in history, April 8 1946

Last meeting of the failed League of Nations.

transferring skills

This Shepard is loose in Voght Park showing her pup the ropes, the May long weekend and sometimes later bring a significant dog show to the Park covered by the Canine Review and a large camping contingent. I wonder if the dog who lives across the street remembers and is transferring something to her pup.

Better not be anti dog catcher skills.

Today in history, April 7th 1906;

Mount Vesuvius erupts with devastation to Naples Italy.

Barns

Barns like this are ready for their most productive season , spring.

Today in history, April 6th 1895:

Oscar Wilde arrested in  the Cadogan Hotel after losing a libel suit  to John Douglas the 9th Marquee of Queensberry.

Happy Easter

Cairo Time

Posted a review on the Cairo Time Page…

Today in history April 1 st 1983

English atomic protestors form line 14 miles long.

Flowers

New life for spring 2010 glad you made it.

Snow at higher levels on weekend.

Today in history March 30th 240 BC

First recorded perihelion passing of Halley’s comet. (Next visit mid-2061)

Base ball

Sure sign of spring home plate left at local ball field.

Today in history , March 29th 1967

France launches its first atomic powered submarine ; Redoubtable.

Merrittonian

compettion to local established paper the Herald

Published about 40 some odd years ago as a cottage back yard industry. Editor Moffat

Today in History, March 24 1978

UMW agrees to end longest strike at 109 days.

The owner of the junk yard that’s being developed into a wood pellet plant once said he was a million aire but it was in his piles of wreaks. His son now runs the business and I wonder if he has an appreciation for all aluminium classic parts like this Land rover ,romantically tied to the plains of Serengeti and other frontiers.

Today in history, March 22, 1967:

 Ali knocks out Zora Folley in the seventh round to defend his boxing title.

theme

The local optometrist is updating his building to comply with the downtown theme. This after having two competing outlets for eyewear open down the street.

Today in History: March 19th 1931

Gambling legalized in Nevada.

signature

 The grad of 2007 seemed more flush then 2008 as the coins in the entrance of the local highschool show.

Today in History: march 18th 1946:

Four US Cardinals appointed.

hog fuel

Chips from wood waste go to Kamloops from here for the consumption….  The  three levels of government here announced this week that a wood pellet plant was receiving government help this will affect  the chip or hogfuel market.

Happy  ST Patrick’s day.

Today in history: March 17 th 1935:

500,000 people watch  Hitler review a parade in Germany.

Nazi Reich arrests 700 pastors.