Welcome to the other John McPhee's blog.
The real John McPhee would be the Pulitzer-winning author and Princeton University professor. His incredible journalism includes Coming into the Country, A Sense of Where You Are and the geology epic Annals of the Former World (that's the Pulitzer winner).
Any time I can promote his writing, I'll do it, hence the name of this project.
While my main webiste, www.outsiderdiaries.ca, offers a more focused exploration of astronomy and nature, this one provides a grab-bag space for whatever thoughts I feel worth of putting down in the digital ether.
Obviously there aren't enough places on the web where people spout off their opinions and observations, so I wanted to fill that need.
Yes, sarcasm likely will play a large role in this blog. Again, there's just not enough of it in the world.
And if nobody ever puts eyes on this page, that's fine too. It's a little late in life to start a diary but what the hell.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Thursday, October 11, 2012
She loves me, she loves me not
A daisy at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax still looks purty in late September.
Please go away...
A branch came between me and this porky on the Peskowesk trail at Kejimkujik, but I didn't want to harass the little guy. He definitely wasn't happy I was there!
Cygnus and Lyra
A long exposure of the Milky Way region taken in early October from Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
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