Portrait # 020, Halton Hills, Ontario, Canada, 2018 | -9°C

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Portrait # 020, Halton Hills, Ontario, Canada, 2018 | -9°CRural buildings with their vernacular architecture and resilience to adverse weather inspire. Regrettably, the new efficiency standards in construction, the changes in agricultural economy and even the trend for reclaimed wood amongst other reasons are slowly contributing to their disappearance. I feel some urgency to capture them while still standing tall and proud, on their own, in the fields and various topographies. In situ, in their company,

Quebec's first strawberry farm was established here

stands Cabot Tower

the changes in agricultural economy and even the trend for reclaimed wood - amongst other reasons - are slowly contributing to their disappearance

3"N 79°34'43

Geographic position | 47°40'49

31°C | 43°11'42

the lantern suffered damage during severe gales in November 1846

650 feet east along the line of the range in 1907

and a cross-lake railcar ferry arrived in 1895

Gualbert Lavergne (1875 - 1886)

Robert Campbell (1886 – 1910)

From the series Untitled