Earthquake Felt in Hamilton Ontario May 17 2013

A small earthquake was just felt in Hamilton, Ontario Canada

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Baby Coyote Pups in Southern Ontario

6 or 7 baby Coyote pups are standing at the entrance to their den in a southern Ontario forest.

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Crushed Solidified Pink Clay Pigment Mammoth Painting

Here is an example of using solidified pink clay as pigment by first crushing it up into a powder and then adding water. I painted this Mammoth using a Yucca fiber brush.

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Along The Edge Of The Niagara Escarpment

Plant life along the edge of the Niagara Escarpment in the Hamilton, Ontario area.

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Yellow Orpiment from Nevada

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Peacock Copper from Arizona

Beautiful shimmering Peacock Copper from Arizona.

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Purple Amethyst Rock

A close look at the Purple Amethyst crystals.

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Buttermilk Falls – Niagara Escarpment

Buttermilk Falls is located a little north of Albion Falls along the Niagara Escarpment. It shares the Red Hill Valley, with the two creeks joining together further downstream. A nice exposure of rock layers of the escarpment can be seen directly around the falls from above.

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Forest Floor Sunset

Early spring sunset above the forest floor.

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Autumn In Red Hill Creek

Autumn in Red Hill Creek is a wonderful experience. Red and gold leaves shimmer as reflections in the water. The scents of old apple orchards are in the air. The creek provides a good place to view exposed rock that originated from the Niagara Escarpment as well as rock which underlies the area.

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