2013 Week 35 Photos
By Corey Lablans Photography
Started off the week in Kingston and ended it in Kingston,
as I returned from my summer working in Bancroft. Some good photos and some not
so good but here are the photos from my 13th week, just over three
months of photographing on a daily basis.
2013 08 26 – Construction workers use an asphalt grinder to
cut a straight flat edge before fully paving University Avenue. Before pavers
can lay the final asphalt, the temporary slope, making driving easier, must be
removed and a sharp flat surface must be made.
2013 08 27 – A reese’s blizzard sits on the Dairy Queen
counter before it magically disappeared into my mouth. In 1928 a former dairy
farmer created the yummy peanut butter cups and in 1940 the first Dairy Queen
opened in Joliet, Illinois. Now both can be enjoyed in a cold delicious
dessert.
2013 08 28 – Chris Hayward performs during the last of the
Mineral Capital Concerts, as Howard plays the base in the background. Every
Wednesday evening different performers have taken to the stage at Millennium
Park. More information on Chris Hayward: https://www.facebook.com/Chrishaywardmusic
2013 08 29 – A group of mineral collectors on tour at
Millar’s Mine near Tory Hill look for Tremolite. Tremolite is a member of the
amphibole group; it is formed by the metamorphism of dolomite, silica and
water.
2013 08 30 – Two girls perform a duet during Maynooth’s Got
Talent at the Arlington Pub, a kick-start event to Maynooth Madness. In its 21st
year numerous events occur orientated towards logging and farming.
2013 08 31 – Fifteen competitors mow down on wings during
the first annual wing eating competition at the South Algonquin Eatery and Pub
in Bancroft, Ontario. A total of 325 wings were consumed with the winner eating
30 in 10 minutes winning a pair of tickets to a blue jays game.
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