Belgium photos part 1

The following pictures were all taken in Bruges, Belgium.



Mussels and fries!

"...and answer there came none...they'd been eaten...every one!" - you're supposed to prepare a pound of mussels for every guest.

Pearson International Airport, Toronto.

My dad, after being released from the hospital

Interesting art exhibit at the airport

view from the train on the way from Brussels to Bruges

Excellent depiction of Belgium

The Train

The train and the station

An antiquated phone booth

Waiting for the train...

My grandmother's house, very 1970's

They have sinks in the bedrooms.

Great architecture

Windmills

My father and my uncle Antoon.

A well timed photo of Bruges.

The side of the windmill

Close up of the windmill

Leaving the windmill

Typical of Belgium

Ah, a small alley

More interesting architecture

Gargoyles and Saints

A watermill in a store

Asterix and Obelix kids drinks!!!

The side of the watermill

Reflections of the boutiques

Bellforts are everywhere.

Belgium by train

This is one of my first impressions of Belgium, as my father and I traveled by train from Brussels to Brugges. I'll be doing some more traveling over the next week and a bit, so there will be more updates and more stories to be told, as well as photos!

I was recently in Ottawa, and I did take some photos, however, Ottawa is not as exciting for most of the Canadian readers, so I'm putting that off for a little while!

Cartoons and work

Sorry for the lack of updates, I've been working!

And pretty hard too, doing all sorts of film shoots, photo shoots, research, web work, and all sorts of other time consuming stuff.

Regardless, I just wanted to say that there will be more photos from Nunavut posted VERY soon!

And also, the cartoon on the left was made lovingly for me by my friend Kyle Lees, so wish him happy birthday today (November 3rd), and check out his comic strips:

http://www.drunkduck.com/Premise_Beach

(I've even appeared in it a few times)

Nunavut Photos part 3

Who honestly needs a vehicle like this?

The elementary school

Very strange architecture, especially on the schools

elementary school looking out at the North Mart

The good ol' North Mart

The sky over Iqaluit

Jack Layton talking to people assembled within the elementary school for a feast.

I'm not too focused on politics as you can see...

...and neither is she...

Carrie (in green) with her boyfriend and another friend!

I ended up making lots of excellent music with Andy on the right...who now lives in Revelstoke.

The hillside of Iqaluit

More hillside

The abandoned structure.

A loose piece of sheetmetal.

The abandoned structure.

The abandoned structure.

The abandoned structure.

The abandoned structure.

Inside it...

Abandoned glove...

Walking towards the light

Utterly destroyed

"Don't forget to say Good Bye and Thanks 4 the Future"

A Scary Place.

Holy.

This is the debris outside of the door of the building.

Bubbles under a thin layer of ice.

Bubbles and ice.

Self-explanatory.

...notice the 'liberal' propaganda in the background...

At the beginning of the Road to Nowhere

ATV's on the Road to Nowhere.

ATV's on the Road to Nowhere.

Amazing view - Road to Nowhere.

Amazing view - Road to Nowhere.

Amazing view - Road to Nowhere.

"Left and Leaving"

Inukshuk

Inukshuk

Inukshuk

Inukshuk

An Inukshuk and I.

Ice on the river

Ice on the river

Ice on the river

Great view on the way back still...

Sand blowing over the slight hills...

Ice on the river

Ice on the river

Ice on the river

At the Makkuttukkuvik Youth Centre, where I spent most of my time.

Stephane Dion

Stephane Dion

An airplane, causing interesting shadows...

Wind-burnt.