
Lots of rubber-necking by drivers along North End Rd. these days as work takes place on the St. Mary Lake aerators.
Like icebergs, these things are huge under the water. How huge? See the image below:

The Salt Spring Island daily photo; published weekdays

Lots of rubber-necking by drivers along North End Rd. these days as work takes place on the St. Mary Lake aerators.
Like icebergs, these things are huge under the water. How huge? See the image below:


Salt Spring’s Pegasus Gallery of Canadian Art presented the show: Unseen Silkscreens: Sampson-Matthews and Canada’s Visual Identity at Artspring. (today’s is the last day of the show)
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In a visually similar setting, “The first Group of Seven exhibition a the Art Gallery of Toronto, in May 1920, was the birthplace of the vibrant Canadian art industry…”

from McMichael Canadian Art Collection Archives
ArtSpring in black and white:

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