Recent photo feed
RSSEphemeral photos that once would have populated the feed of a popular photo-sharing app I no longer use. Perhaps I’ll get around to syndicating these to PixelFed in the future, but in the meantime this stream has an RSS feed.
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I can”t help but wonder how long this store has been vacant whenever I pass by this sign they left behind.
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We’re into deep fall where the colours are spectacular, but not for much longer.
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I’m solo kitty-parenting for a few days this week, and Hobbes has noticed. Barely saw him yesterday.
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A mid-highway detour to the Kentucky Alleyne Provincial Park, known for its brilliantly clear lake that seems glacial but isn’t.
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BC wine country in the fall, seen from the Naramata bench overlooking Okanagan Lake and the town of Penticton.
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The colourful floating houses along North Vancouver’s Spirit Trail.
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Before shot of the crushed grape must going into fermentation. This will be a future batch of vermouth, fermented with honey and finished with botanicals I haven’t decided on yet.
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Mt Baker is the dormant volcano just across the border in Washington State that towers over many Vancouver-area vistas, as seen in the distance from this photo taken at the top of Mt Strachan on a particularly clear day.
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Peak summer sungold cherry tomato pomodoro spaghetti with crab and mentaiko, purple shiso, and nori.
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Fermenting fatali, habanero, and peach reaper peppers in 2% brine for the next two weeks.
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Almost missed BLT season this year, so made shokupan and hit up the farmer’s market yesterday to fix that.
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Planned in advance for an easy (and substantial) BBQ dinner at a friend’s place after finishing the Tour de Victoria 2026
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I rode the 140km Tour de Victoria in 2022 and it kicked my ass. Came back for another go to kick its ass this time.
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When it’s Lauren’s birthday weekend, I get busy in the kitchen.
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Petition for alphabetical by destination to become the standard for all departure boards.
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Learning about the conditions one side of my family experienced on the Canadian prairies after emigrating. Due to language barriers, I’d never heard these stories directly when I had the chance.
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Peak canola flowering season.
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Five minutes into Saskatchewan and it’s straight up bliss.jpg
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The Alberta badlands are impossible to capture in photos, but here’s one anyway.
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My first visit since I was in my single digits. Calgary seems good, actually.