| I couldn't find where the dead maple tree had been. I was in the vicinity of this area. It has been removed since I last visited the site. I hop it will be replaced. |
The Firefighter
Successive images of The Firefighter who points to the names of the fallen. These photographs were taken between September 2012 and August 2013.
Viewing the Photographs
This blog features many photographs. These are shown on the page in a small size. They can be viewed in a larger size by clicking on them. When you do that you will get a large size photograph with a series of thumbnails below it. Clicking on any of those will bring it up in a larger size. To go back to the view of the blog, click the area outside the photograph.
Sunday, July 05, 2015
Canadian Firefighters Memorial, July 5, 2015
I wanted to come out last week but it rained intensely. It all works out though. Next week Bluesfest will make parking in the area of the Canadian Firefighters Memorial impossible. I see the dead maple tree has been removed. I do hope it gets replaced. The blueberry bushes have blueberries, well, at least until the local blueberry harvester comes and takes them. Overall, the memorial looks really good on this day.
Monday, June 15, 2015
Canadian Firefighters Memorial, June 14, 2015
On this day most of the plant life on the memorial site looked to be doing very well. One of the maple trees has died though not due to any kind of neglect. I took a close look at it and found that all of the bark from the ground up to about a foot/30 centimeters has been removed. I speculate some small critter chewed it off during the winter.
| This picture shows the trunk of the maple tree that has died. You can see that the bark has been removed all around it at its base. |
| In this closeup of the base of the tree you can see the extent of the removal of the tree's bark. With bark removed all around the trunk of the tree it cannot survive. |
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