Ready for its close up
The Main Street bridge in Cambridge is ready for its close up after recently receiving a facelift. The bridge is featured in many television shows and movies including the Handmaid's…
Preserving our heritage
Cambridge, particularly the Galt and Hespeler sections, has been fortunate to be able to preserve much of its heritage. Preston unfortunately lost much of its past through demolition and…
Looking through the Kress Hotel property to what used to be the Del Monte Hotel.
Kress site: developing progress or community social destruction?
Development is underway, but which wall is the ladder leaning against? I stopped by the old Kress Hotel site the other day. It's too late to be asking questions, but…
August in review – 2025
How much do you use your review mirror? August in review; is it a good idea to look back at a month just past? Looking where you are going should…
WAFFLES!
It only happens a few times a year and today is one of those days. Waffle Day! Grand Cafe on Main Street are serving waffles again today and I was…
After the rain
There is something visually beautiful about what rain does to the earth. It's like the earth is responding with a huge THANK YOU. Clean water is such a vital part…
Painting over awning of F.J. BROWN & SONS to hide the name for filming
CAMBRIDGE-WOOD
LIGHTS...CAMERA...ACTION! Welcome to Cambridgewood Once again, Main Street in Cambridge was converted into a movie set for the week of May 18th to the 22nd. Understandably, for most people, the…
A well preserved city hall seems to be from a different era.
The Festival City – Stratford, Ontario
Exploring my own back yard in Stratford, Ontario Just over a week ago my friend Reid was in the area. We had agreed to meet for lunch in the "festival…
Current day bus stop at "The Delta" in Cambridge April 2025.
The Delta
Sunday April 27, 2025 It was sunny and warmer this morning as I parked the SUV and retrieved my camera and 70-200 mm lens. I was at the intersection of…
RETIRING…sort of.
To everything there is a season To everything there is a season. And although they say “all good things must come to an end,” I haven’t quite got to that…