Posted by amfresh on June 3rd, 2010 in AM FRESH PUZZLES
A road trip up and across Vancouver Island over the May 24th weekend has given us the opportunity to bring you some wonderful shots BCs fantastic rain forests. There is only so much that you can see in 2 days so our journey took us to Englishman Falls and Cathedral Grove the first day and Little Qualicum Falls on the second day. The sleeping on the hard ground and the walking did take their toll on rookie hiker bodies but photographs were worth the effort. I hope you enjoy these shots and opening puzzle. This first puzzle of the trip is at Englishman Falls off Highway 4A on Vancouver Island. This painter has taken advantage of the day and the view she has to express her emotions of the moment on canvas.
This first puzzle could very well be the picture she was painting We won’t know for sure until the painting is released. We did not get close enough to see what the subject of her easel was holding. We hope that you enjoy these beautiful scenes through Englishman Falls.
Other series to follow will be Cathedral Grove and Little Qualicum Falls.
By the time we got back to the campsite we pretty much went to bed. We lucked out for most of the trip as far as rain was concerned, it only rained when we were at Little Qualicum Falls. We were protected by the trees so we really didn’t get too wet. If this is a trip that you would want to do it is very inexpensive other than gas and your campsite and food.
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Posted by amfresh on April 29th, 2010 in AM FRESH PUZZLES
Check out our latest puzzles at AM Fresh. Photos taken from our jaunt through East Sooke Park. Download them to your computer and have fun. These new puzzles are only 200 pieces each and is safe to have running in background so you can return to it later.
Remember if you close the puzzle it will start all over again.
Posted by amfresh on November 14th, 2009 in AM FRESH PUZZLES
And I thought owls only came out at night, if you had good eyes. Rest assured they saw me long before I saw them. I’ve heard them, but seldom seen one in the daytime.
In the day time, it is much different. You would think that a bird would see you and fly away rather quickly. This fairly young bird did not fly away at all. She was perched on a log with her friend a couple feet away. He on the other hand was not too trusting. He looked like he was getting ready to charge the camera. I guess I was getting to close to his potential mate. A whole lot of hissing and spitting going on.
I was able to get with in 3 feet to take this photograph of this beautiful creature. Of coarse I took full advantage of the moment. It goes to show you never travel anywhere without a camera, that perfect shot is always out there.
It is always a wonderful thing to see nature in all its glory. Now you too can enjoy my moment. Download Gray Owl Posed today. This 96 piece puzzle should not take the advanced user to long to figure out, but will be fun for the younger crowd.
If you want to find out more about the Gray Owl check out this website dedicated to the Owl.
