In Every Issue
Packed and Ready To Go
A beach towel. A snorkel. Shorts. Flip-flops. Beach shoes. T-shirts. Underwear. A pair of pants for cold nights. Toothbrush and toothpaste. Sunscreen.
A Touch of French Countryside
The kitchen design was influenced by the eclectic kitchens of rural southern France.
A Puzzling Conclusion: Spring 2014
A Wartime Letter at DCMA, An In The Hills Two Minute In-Your-Head Challenge and Crossing the Credit on a Rope.
Kate Taylor
Kate uses a process to hand paint photographs that focus almost exclusively on nature
This Old House
There is one stubborn neuron in this neighbourhood’s collective brain that will not die and it makes people refer to my house as The Old Currie Place.
Our Favourite Picks for Winter 2013
Must sing, dance, read, play hockey and eat local food!
A Path to Stillness, Clarity and Wisdom
The International Tai Chi Centre in Mono draws people from around the world to practise the ancient art.
“There’s Something Under Dufferin County”
As far back as 1886, for example, gold was discovered in Melancthon Township near Dundalk.
Photographic Memories
Snap, snap, snap – take a photo or two, or a few for the record. Then put the camera down and just be present.
A Puzzling Conclusion: Winter 2013
The Jolly Morphology Club, free eggs and who is the man in the photograph?
Douglas Grant Pearce 1936 – 2013
“I knew him more from his Countryside Digest writings,” he wrote, “and they demonstrated his love of history, human nature, humour, and attention to detail.”



