Colour of Outdoors by Mandy Ford

  • Iceberg adventure

    Hey everyone! If you follow me on twitter (like you should haha) you would know that I was out Iceberg hunting this morning! Man what a trip! It was gorgeous beyond imagination. Dad got a lend of his friend Keith’s… more ›

  • Hot crow

    I’m hoping that’s not a less-than-kosher saying in other parts of the world, I simply combined two things that I took notice to today; the heat and a crow. Though I can’t show you a picture of the heat, I’ve… more ›

  • Iceberg Alley

    The following photos were taken from Fisherman’s Point in St. Lewis today. There are currently three Icebergs between here and Battle Harbour – just floatin’ along happily down Iceberg Alley. Look for more updated pictures soon, will be going out… more ›

  • We was on a raft, on the way up the bay;

    Not really, we went in my car. That’s kind of an inside joke between my friend Jody and I. Here’s some photos from a mini-roadtrip my Mom and I took to St. Lewis’ Bay today. There’s more in Flickr, check… more ›

  • Haze of glory

    Just a few photos from around town today, June 09, 2012. more ›

  • Fat Kid Rules The World

    Have you ever seen SLC Punk? How about Scream 2? There’s so many more incredible titles I could list, but the point of this story revolves around Matthew Lillard. I. Love. This. Man. Matthew Lillard is such a pure and real… more ›

  • Free background

    I made this background today. Just a simple photo I took of a brook accompanied by some text from a Florence and the Machine song. Feel free to download it if you like it. M. more ›

  • Warm (a slideshow)

    Some call it hot. It got up past 28’c here today in St. Lewis, and it was WONDERFUL. I took some time to myself after doing housework and ventured down to Shoal Point and hiked around shore. Photographic evidence to… more ›

  • Old habits die hard

    The title is a reflection of what I consider the current state of the fishery to be. It doesn’t take much to see how devastating the blows have been on workers and harvesters alike with so many closures, but it is so… more ›

  • Reviving a Nation: Mi’Kmaq blog

    I can’t believe I forgot to blog about this! During the last semester of college my friend Carol Hopkins and I took on a special project to help preserve the Mi’Kmaq way of life, including oral histories, by way of a blog.… more ›