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Historic Penetanguishene

Posted on August 7, 2017 by LouAnn Buhrows

Discovery Bay

Posted in Everyday, Extraordinary, Tales, Uncategorized, Whimsy / Tagged architecture, Britain, British, Canada, Canadian, France, geography, H.M.S. Tecumseth, heritage, history, Indigenous, James Keating, New France, Ontario, Penetanguishene, ship / Leave a comment

Elora, Ontario, Canada

Posted on May 14, 2017 by LouAnn Buhrows

Posted in Everyday, Extraordinary, Poetry, Tales, Whimsy / Tagged architecture, art, Canada, culture, design, Elora, geography, heritage, history, Ontario / Leave a comment

Toronto’s prettiest architecture – Part 2

Posted on March 1, 2016 by LouAnn Buhrows

The Royal Ontario Museum

Posted in Everyday, Extraordinary, Whimsy / Tagged architecture, heritage, Philosopher's Walk, ROM, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto / Leave a comment

Castle

Posted on September 12, 2013 by LouAnn Buhrows

Whose delights
have you known?
Sharp lines, angles
drawn against sun
Shadowed beauty
in soulful reprise
Stories and songs
quiet in silhouette.

Posted in Poetry / Tagged architecture, castle, conservatory, heritage, history, music, poetry, royal, silhouette, song, story / Leave a comment

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