Lake Agassiz & Edrans: discovering the glacial past of my mom’s girlhood home
As mentioned in my last post, I’m reading Lake Agassiz: The Rise and Demise of the World’s Greatest Lake, by Bill Redekop… and yes I’m […]
Places
The Significance of The Narrows
Being a Manitoban and whatnot, I’d always heard about The Narrows… but I’d never been there, nor did I know why it was A Thing. […]
Oh my goodness, I WON!
Let me tell you a sad story. It is the story of how I never win anything. Okay well it isn’t that sad really, because […]
A Twilight Wander at the Mennonite Heritage Village
Well, weirdly enough, September is half over already, and in my mind that is significant because it means the housebarns at the Mennonite Heritage Village […]
A Visit to the Niverville Historical Space
Last weekend Andrew and I finally went to check out the Niverville Historical Space. They don’t call it a museum, but it seemed kind of […]