Rod Mackay’s blogVox2008-04-25T16:25:22ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-fulltag:vox.com,2006:6p00e398bd2dfb0001/Bob Osborne did appear in Canadian Georgaphictag:vox.com,2008-04-25:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100f48d10963300012008-04-25T16:25:22Z2008-04-25T16:25:22ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
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Old Hiipies From The Fundy...tag:vox.com,2008-04-25:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100e398f36e4200042008-04-25T16:22:13Z2008-04-25T16:22:13ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
Old Hiipies From The Fundy Hills? Some of them didn't make it to the April edition of Canadian Geographic, but have a look at it anyway?
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A "game" bird in downtown Lunenbuegtag:vox.com,2008-04-17:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100f48d0e075900012008-04-17T11:13:09Z2008-04-17T11:13:09ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
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Lunenburg, Early Springtag:vox.com,2008-04-09:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100e398ee938100042008-04-09T21:58:10Z2008-04-09T21:58:10ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
Here's how Lunenburg looks today from the water. Temperatures are about 17 degrees Celsius and we have the first green grass. The red buildings house the Fisheries Museum.
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Giving free rein to stupiditytag:vox.com,2008-04-05:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100f48ceb7ad500022008-04-05T13:14:47Z2008-04-05T13:14:47ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
What painter said,"I don't see why the whole world should
be
taken up with art, demand its credentials, and on that subject give
free reign to its stupidity."
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Early spring blues.tag:vox.com,2008-03-30:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100e398eb318d00042008-03-30T18:00:10Z2008-03-30T18:00:10ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
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Trout Lily: First Harbinger of Springtag:vox.com,2008-03-21:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100e398e817f000052008-03-21T14:11:41Z2008-03-21T14:14:38ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
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New Painting and Writing 2008tag:vox.com,2008-01-23:asset-6a00e398bd2dfb000100e398d5667c00042008-01-23T19:15:55Z2008-01-23T19:15:55ZRod Mackayhttp://rodmackay.vox.com/?_c=feed-atom-full
When my first web page went on line there were 10,000 sites (1995) and we thought that was remarkable! I'm in the picture painting business and also like to write (but not edit) books and articles dealing with local geology, history, myth and legend.I was so busy developing paintings and web pages I hardly noticed the advent of blogs and am a novice when it comes to just how this works and what etiquette is required. As I recall, there was a lot of feed back on these matters as they related to website creation back in '95.