To the seasons of life
bylaw officers collection
This is the collection of Christmas decorations and miniatures owned by M. Tent the local bylaw cop, it remains after the season as it is in an empty store front and still attracts some interest.
Today in History, January 6, 1994
Nancy Kerrington is clubbed on the knee in the Ice competion in Detroit.
Ice man cometh: Dr Alan Burger is coming to the Nicola Naturalists on January 13, he travels the Arctic and has photos of the fauna involved.
Today in history January 5th,1972
Space Shuttle program begun under order by US Executive.
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BACK YARDS September 2010
The Week that was Merritt, British Columbia, Canada December 2009
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The Early Worm has a lot of Trouble with Hungry Birds October 2009
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Avatar May 2010
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Tell No One January 2010
The white space in the tree in this photo on my laptop looks like someone looking back at you. The program I opened it in is the one where you can change the pixels around for color, I didn’t put it looks like the possibilities are endless.
New Year going out?
Today in history, December 30, 2006
The” butcher of Bagdad” Saddam Hussein goes to his death on the gallows.
No one group or persons is in the absolute majority here.
Today in History December 29 , 1851
The first American YMCA opens in Boston.
This would be a good job in an SUV I remember especially Chevy Suburban they ride great.
Today in History, December 28 1908
75000 people killed in Messina Italy by a large earthquake.
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Today in History, December 24,1955
NORAD tracks Santa starting a tradition.
This window in down town Merritt has an attractive seasonal sense.
Today in History, December 23,1893
The opera Hansel and Gretal by Englebert Humperdinck is first performed.
Local forestry office has a couple of plaques that commemorate some of there employees that distinguished themselves.
Today in history December 22,1956
Colo the first gorilla born in captivity .
The natural wonder of this world gives credence to every moment of life. Kevin Griffiths
Today in History, December 21,1962
Rondane Park becomes Norway’s first national park
The decorations seem sanctified from harm.
City tree seems to have power over vandals perhaps even among the lowest of peers your name would be Mud!
Today in History, December 20th 1833
Samuel Mudd born, the Doctor that treated US President Lincolns assassins broken leg.
December 20th 2007
Elisabeth II, bests Queen Victoria as the longest living monarch, 81 years 7 months, 29 days
Hey Merit what do you say?
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