I got another roll of film developed, and this time it is
a step back in time from the last roll. Most of these photos were taken
in the Summer of 2000 when I was still living in Kitimat. Let's get
on with it. Here is a sampling of shots from this roll.
Here I am on a gravel bar of the Kitimat River, off the
end of the Dyke Road, looking much too jolly to be real. It was a beautiful
day in Kitimat so Sasha and I decided to go to the river to enjoy the weather.
My blue Hyundai Pony can be seen in the background.
Here Sasha is enjoying the sand along the Kitimat River.
Another picture of Sasha, taken from a low angle to make
him look big. I really like the way this photo tuened out. That
blue sky in the background looks very good too. Sometimes I forget what
blue sky looks like living in the Kitimat/Terrace area.
Sasha took this picture of me by the Kitimat River. I
can't help but to say again, it was a beautiful day.
Here is another shot of the garden that I had shots of in
Gallery #1. Of course, this is later in the year so the garden is better
developed. I was particularly happy with the roses. When I bought
them, I was told that people were having problems getting these particular
orange roses growing in this area. Fortunately, mine had no problems.
This is a shot of my old backyard at Mallard Street, show
ing the sweet peas I had planted there and my composter(which I miss having).
This is the first of a bunch of cat photos I took. Here
Sunshine is jumping in through the downstairs "gaming room" window. You
can barely see Ramone behind him.
In this shot Ramone is perched on the window.
Another shot of Sunshine, perched on the window.
One more shot of the cats. Sunshine is again perched
on the window, Mercury is inside looking out, and Ramone can be seen outside
(partially hidden by Mercury).
Back when I posted my photo gallery #1 to this web site,
I included a picture of my old Skoda. I said that it may be the last
picture that I took of it. Now that I have had this roll of film developed,
I realize that it was not true. This photo of my Hyundai Pony and Skoda
135 was taken on the day that I got rid of the Skoda (early October 2000).
Despite the problems that this little white car gave me in later years
I was very fond of it.
And here it is. This is the last picture that I took
of the Skoda as it was being towed away by Riverside Auto Wreckers. This
was a sad day indeed.