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Throwback Thursday to a visit to Twinings Tea in L Throwback Thursday to a visit to Twinings Tea in London in 2015. Twinings has been selling tea for over 300 years. At this oldest shop in Westminster, they have a Sampling Counter and a mini-museum as well as many varieties of tea for sale.⁠ .⁠ #VisitLondon #travelmemories #TBT #ThrowbackThursday #tea #London #postcardsfromtheworld #LoveGreatBritain #dreamingoftravel
A few photos from yesterday's walk in Henteleff Pa A few photos from yesterday's walk in Henteleff Park in south Winnipeg, Manitoba. The 30-acre park runs alongside the Red River and has the remnants of shelter planting from when it was the city's tree nursery as well as a natural riparian forest. Normand Creek runs through the park providing a spawning area and backwater for fish species. . Métis families settled here shortly after the Selkirk Settlers arrived in 1812 and formed a market garden community. In 1924, the Henteleff family bought 40 acres of riverfront land and launched a market garden operation. Their family were one of the first Jewish market gardeners in western Canada. Nathan and Rose Henteleff retired in 1967, when the land was expropriated by the city. In 2002, the land was designated as a public park.
2020 has felt like a big detour (or dead end) when 2020 has felt like a big detour (or dead end) when it comes to travelling (and other things). In a new blog post I reflect on how staying home has impacted my thoughts and attitudes about travel. See https://www.destinationsdetoursdreams.com/2021/01/travel-attitudes-after-the-great-2020-detour/ or follow link in bio.⁠ .⁠ #dddreams #travelblogger #travel #travelinterrupted #boomertravelblogger #attitude #stayathome
Northern lights display on the side of the WAG-Qau Northern lights display on the side of the WAG-Qaumajug buildings. Qaumajug is the Winnipeg art Gallery's (WAG) new Inuit art centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The 40,000 square foot, 40-level building with bridges connecting it to the Winnipeg Art Gallery is scheduled to open early in 2021 . Exact date to be announced after Manitoba's code red restrictions are lifted. Qaumajug means "it is bright, it is lit" in Inuktitut. The WAG holds the world's largest collection of Inuit art.
Hoarfrost on the trees is pretty this morning. . # Hoarfrost on the trees is pretty this morning. . #Winnipeg #Manitoba #ExploreMB #winterwonderland #hoarfrost #naturalbeauty #postcardsfromtheworld
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, The Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada lit up with glowing colours inspired by the northern lights as a sign of hope and optimism for 2021. The colourful lights will glow every evening until January 9.
Lots of people out enjoying the mild afternoon in Lots of people out enjoying the mild afternoon in St. Vital Park in Winnipeg, Manitoba. . #winter #Winnipeg #Manitoba #onlyinthepeg #getoutdoors #duckpond #winterwonderland #freshair #exercise
Came across this car a few years back in Petrified Came across this car a few years back in Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona's Painted Desert. It is a reminder that Route 66 once ran through part of the park.⁠ .⁠ #boomertravelblogger #Route66 #NationalPark #travelmemoires #postcardsfromtheworld #oldcar #neverstopexploring #oldcar #desert
Picture from the Aladdin pantomime we saw in Engla Picture from the Aladdin pantomime we saw in England in 2017. The pantomime is an English Christmas season tradition. It is fun and silly family entertainment with audience participation. When you get into January and February, amateur community groups stage their own pantomimes. I suspect few of these will happen this 2021 - but there are a few professional pantomimes available virtually this Christmas season.⁠ .⁠ #Christmas #Christmastradition #tistheseason #travelmemories #neverstopexploring #tradition #pantomime #England #LoveGreatBritain #iravelbecause #seekmoments

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