This Week's Free Photo - Canadas




It's getting cold around the area and some ice and snow storms are on the way, so I thought I'd try to bring a little summer back with my blog, maybe warm things up a bit.






Image "CANADAS.JPG" ©2013 K. R. Smith - www.theworldofkrsmith.com - may be used with attribution







Just a couple of Canadian geese swimming on a pond, looking for something to eat on a lazy summer day...



Update: I found another picture I thought I'd throw out here, too...






Image "GOOSESTEP.JPG" ©2013 K. R. Smith - www.theworldofkrsmith.com - may be used with attribution





He's just doing a goosestep down the road...



Feel free to use the images, or any part thereof, as is or modified, so long as attribution is given. You can use the text below for that:






Image "CANADAS.JPG" ©2013 K. R. Smith - www.theworldofkrsmith.com - may be used with attribution



Image "GOOSESTEP.JPG" ©2013 K. R. Smith - www.theworldofkrsmith.com - may be used with attribution









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  1. Rum-Punch DrunkDecember 8, 2013 at 4:02 AM

    It sure did warm me up and reminded me of the past summer (which now seems like years away) as I rode my bike to the park with a picnic hamper and had some great barbecues on the grass with friends, sharing wine amongst ourselves.

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    1. K R SmithDecember 8, 2013 at 6:26 AM

      One of the interesting parts about having comments to a post is that I get to learn things that I probably never would without the blog. Like the term "picnic hamper." In my part of America, if someone mentions a hamper, the only usage would be as a laundry hamper. We have picnic baskets. Same things, really, I file these little items away in the event I write a story taking place in England or Canada and want to make it a bit more realistic. I have been educated again!

      And thanks for taking the time to read my little blog and commenting!

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