@OldBrit Thank you so much, nice to see you around again my friend.

@hippyjoe1955 Thanks so much, appreciated. That's really interesting, I always enjoy reading or hearing about all those fascinating stories about history.

@sensualbeauty1 We are told about a heroic flight Wop May made to a very isolated native community in the far north of Alberta. It was 40 below and the airplane was open cockpit and he had to take a dr. with him to treat the ailment that was devastating the community. A number of years ago I was in the community and saw a plaque on the wall telling the story. On the bottom of the plaque there were the names of the two men who had dogsledded 10 days down the river to the nearest telegraph to let the world know there was an illness killing people. Ten DAYS! -40 C. Yes Wop was a great aviator but 10 days by dogsled? WOW!

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP Thanks so much, both towns are beautiful and have some very interesting history.

@MarmeeMarch Thank you my friend, everything is greening up beautifully and nature is coming to life once again. 💋

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP Yes, I understand now.

@Byron8by7 It's a fairly large tributary of water, definitely not as big as the great Mississippi in the US. I've posted pics of it in the past and some individuals from America were surprised we had our own one here in Canada.

@sensualbeauty1 I have learned something new in geography. Thanks for posting.

@Livingwell I'm doing much better my friend, thank you for asking. Hopefully you're doing well and all is going OK in your life. 🤗

@sensualbeauty1 Thank you. Yes... back working! 😁

@Degbeme Good morning D, it's so pretty there and seeing all the green once again is heartwarming.
Hope you're doing well my friend. Thank you so much! 😎💋🤗

@sensualbeauty1 Morning to you. 🤗

Seeing the green gives me hope.

Yeah all is well here thank you. I hope you are doing well too. ❤️