Sunday, November 8th, 2009

I have no idea what will happen on December 21, 2012 when the Mayan calendar ends. Maybe the world will end. Maybe it won’t. Maybe the poles will shift? Maybe the Earth’s axis will wobble? Maybe.
I do know there are lots of people making money out of 2012 and the shelves in bookstores are filling up with tomes on the end of the world as we know it. On the corner of a major intersection in Victoria where I live, a bedraggled guy holds a sign warning of the wages of sin and the end times. Funny, I thought I saw the same guy holding the same sign in Vancouver in 1970.
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Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

Land & Sea Murals at Ogden Point Breakwater, Victoria, British Columbia. Photo by Chris Holt Photos, http://www.chrisholtphotos.com
I took a walk with my family on Thanksgiving Day and, under a dramatically dark October sky, saw for the first time the spectacular murals on the breakwater at Ogden Point in Victoria, BC. With the addition of the murals, the old grey breakwater has become majestic. It doesn’t compete with its coastal backdrop but appears to emerge from it.
This is a preview of
Ogden Point Breakwater Murals, Victoria, BC
from Black Dot Diary.
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Tags: breakwater, British Columbia, Butch Dick, Chris Holt Photos, Darlene Gait, Esquimalt First Nation, James Bay, Lieutenant Governor Steven L. Point, mural, Ogden Point, Songhees First Nation, Victoria, Victoria BC
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