Tay Shore Trail is located in the Tay Township in Ontario, Canada. It originates from the east in Waubaushene, running through Victoria Harbour, Port McNicole and ends by the Wye River in Midland City. The construction of the Tay Shore Trail began in June 2006 and completed in September 2007. The length of the whole trail is 18.5km. The trail was paved with cement and is suitable for hiking and cycling. It has run through different small towns and renowned places of interest.A Journal of Memories, Images, Passions & Events, through the camera lens. http://peterbok.blogspot.ca
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Monday, August 5, 2013
Wye River Trail 惠河郊遊徑
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2:40 AM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Tay Shore Trail is located in the Tay Township in Ontario, Canada. It originates from the east in Waubaushene, running through Victoria Harbour, Port McNicole and ends by the Wye River in Midland City. The construction of the Tay Shore Trail began in June 2006 and completed in September 2007. The length of the whole trail is 18.5km. The trail was paved with cement and is suitable for hiking and cycling. It has run through different small towns and renowned places of interest.Thursday, December 27, 2012
Yaumatei Fruit Market in 321 油麻地果欄之三比一
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9:17 PM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
When I took pictures of the Yaumatei Fruit Market, I also used my iPhone 5 which was installed with the iPhone App of 645 PRO and selected the 6 x 17 "back" to take shots. The long strip of the 6 x 17 back gives a luxurious panoramic (3:1) format. The photos are presented in color to reflect the original tone of an old building.Sunday, December 2, 2012
Stanley in Panorama 赤柱全面睇
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1:12 PM
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Peter Bok 卜利泉
Stanley has a famous waterfront on the south shore of the Hong Kong island. Tourists love to visit the Stanley Market but I prefer to visit the historical Murray House and the Blake Pier.Murray House is a restored three-stores colonial building built in 1844 that was dismantled in 1982 and transplanted from its original site on Fa Yuen Road in Central to be rebuilt on the Stanley waterfront.
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