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@KevinVuongTO #bless

@TheMERL Hay girl, are you my harvest, 'cause you look ready to be brought in. 👨‍🌾🌾

#MondayMotivaton TFW you carry all the groceries in one load. 💪

“Yellow pine cut on Gillies Limits. A brag load” by L. Babin c.1937. One of the men atop the load is said to be Gillies Lumber Co. Foreman Cecil J. Sharbot, who donated this painting to the Bytown Museum in 1976.

“Our first trouble began just south of Newfoundland when a heavy sea arose, which broke over the vessel time and again, smashing in two boats, and knocking things about generally..."

Oct. 30, 1899: the First #Canadian Contingent sails for South Africa. ➡️https://t.co/Xb6LTBNO8h

@OshawaMuseum @Ottawa_Tourism @DowntownRideau @ParksCanada @ByWardMarketBIA @museumviews YAS!!! 🍻

#FirstDayofFall 🍁🍂🍃

#WednesdayWisdom Did you know that Bank Street was originally named Esther Street after the wife of Lt.-Col. John By?

@RideauCanalNHS #FridayFeeling: Franklin also tapped a cask of rum to mark the occasion, shared freely among officers, contractors, staff, and labourers. 🥃🥃🥃

1/2... “…from the progress already made at the various works, I feel convinced that on the 12 of August 1830, I shall have completed this magnificent Water Communication from the #Ottawa to Kingston…” – Lt.-Col John By to General Gother Mann, Nov. 1, 1827. #MondayMotivation

2/3... Immediately after Lord Dundonald spoke, little Marjorie Cook, the 7-year-old daughter of Mayor Cook, stepped forward to pull the cord that held in position the Union Jack covering the monument… the flag fell clear in all its beauty.