O.T. Vacation pictures

Ray, I love your image 4208.
It displays so much quietness and peace of mind, I would love to be there, just sitting, chewing a straw and spending my time in idleness..., just only concentrating on nothing that seemed important before.

Leen

Ray, wonderful photos!! Thanks for sharing with us!

Chuck

Beth and Chuck: Thanks :)

Chuck : I've used the "Save As.." instead of "Save for web", in order for you to see the EXIF data.
You once said that you liked it when people let this information available.

Leen : I did learn a few things that you told me :) There were moments when I looked at the
scenery, and did nothing then breath for long minutes. Observing, and "feeling" the place. New
Brunswick as much to offer for artists. Next year, we'll spend 10 days instead of just 5. I should
be able to get back some more beautifull pictures.

Ray

Ray, now I'm homesick :( Not that I was born in PEI or NB but we sure did visit there alot when i was growing up. Great memories of N.S. as well. Little brother and myself swam with the jelly fish...we called them 'ignoramases'...they were the monsters and we didn't let them get us ! Wow, I want to cry. Life is great.

Jodi, being of French origin, I felt connected, like if Acadia was a lost continent. I felt a great
sadness when I walk along the shores, and remembered what was done to the citizens of New Brunswick
when the English decided it was time to get rid of them.

It's history now.

Ray, thanks for the tip on saving as to preserve EXIF data - I didn't know
that could be done. Chuck

Ray, of course you know of the migration of the Acadians to Louisiana in the
southern US some centuries ago....they intermarried with the people already
there and became "Cajuns". Fantastic dialect that they speak!

Ray,

Thanks for posting those beautiful pictures. I really like the sunsets,
especially #4126.

Juergen