For the first time in five years, I went back to Canada. My family owns a house up there—one that my great-great-grandfather built in the 1860's. It's on a little island off the coast of Cape Breton. Everything about it is beautiful.
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| 694 Lower Road, Arichat: our back yard. Literally. |
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| The Cap Auget lighthouse. |
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| Blowing in the ever-present wind. |
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| Right as I took this, my dad threw a rock at me. He didn't miss. |
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| Lighting candles. |
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| White. |
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| Growing on the rocks. |
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| The fog rolls in. |
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| Five smooth stones. |
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| Sitting on the windowsill. |
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| Sunset on Little Anse. |
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| Canada is rather green. |
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| The view I had while painting the deck. |
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| "Wait, the light will come." A back staircase in the church that my ancestors attended. |
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| The breathtaking view on Little Anse. |
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| I believe we named this "Kidney Beach." :) |
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| Tulips. |
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| Lots of "grasses" on the island. |
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| Irises. |
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| An "artsy" shot of our house. |
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| I kind of liked these tulips. |
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| Lonely little sailboat. |
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| Rustic. |
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| Quote of the week: "do you like rocks?" |
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| Greenness. |
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| Writer's paradise. |
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| Favorite shot of the trip. |
It was a good trip. I can't wait to go back. Oh yeah, we have a website! Check us out at: http://www.flydesignstudio.com/arichat/home.html
