The End of the Road
The roads are really this red too.
Okay.. going to go out and be outside so I can track red dust back into my house later and another batch of photos.
posted by Jennith at 1:06 PM
Sunday, September 05, 2010
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- Name: Jennith
- Location: Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada
I like alternative music, sci-fi/fantasy, puddle jumping in the pouring rain, the smell of decaying aspen leaves, stormy windy days, spruce bogs, doing cartwheels in the dark, dragonfly watching, fitzchivalry farseer, macintosh apples, climbing, hiking, swimming, guitar, canoe tripping, reciting the periodic tables, watercolour painting, identifying plants, ecology, wildlife, singing, maps, photography, poetry, reading, art, and the colour green
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- Sunset, Silhouettes and Reflections
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- On the Shores of a New Frontier - Congratulations ...
- Dangerous Goods
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2 Comments:
O! I love the red dirt road! I really love red dirt in general. I've never been to PEI, but I know they have red dirt, and in Mandeville Jamaica they have red dirt...I just love it!!! There's something so attractive about it! Keep posting great pics!
One day I would love to go to Baker Lake to the geographical centre of Canada! How neat!
Baker Lake is stunning, although I have to admit that the red plants in the fall are even better than the roads. The roads are dusty... and the dust tracks in everywhere and gets in everything, until the fall rains come, then you are forever tracking it in as red mud. Glad I have a broom.
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