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To bring us up to date…
I made the news in the Rocky Mountains.
Kari and Tobias treated us like Hansel and Gretel at The Glue Factory.
Radar and I did a photo shoot!
Below are shots by Drew Koshiw.
We visited Johnnie Ninety Nine at a Bison Ranch!
We enjoyed the sun in Edmonton.
Kenan showed off his new hat and glasses.
We reunited with the Rockies!
Played for some wonderful people in Jasper!
Saw some wildlife!
Stopped for a snowball fight and to find learn about an Ancient Forest!
Tonight we play Prince George. Tomorrow Smithers….and then we are homeward bound!
Mansions in the prairies…
Did I mention that we stayed in a Co-Op Mansion in Winnipeg!
Found a less loved home along the highway….
Enjoyed the brilliant sky….
Met a sweet pup named Carl.
Stumbled upon the Fancy Hat Dumpster…
And entered the mountains!
Jeff’s Birthday at Rag Pickers
Last night we celebrated Jeff Andrew’s birthday at Rag Pickers Viva Libra Theatre in Winnipeg. We introduced Winnipeg to Jack Garton, of Maria In The Shower’s special birthday song. We made a canal and we stomped and sang –
“Oh Vagina!
Oh ooo, oh vagina!
Blessed be the vagina
You were evicted from!”
The people of the Peg really took to the task and made a most impressive display of squishing our squirming Jeff Andrew on his way through the human tunnel. Thank you, Winnipeg! I assure you that you made Mr. Andrew’s Birthday Spectacular!
If you would like to view any of the performances from last night, you can do so at Rag Pickets Ustream Channel
Matt Jelly!
I do not have the words to express…
London and Toronto
….and the guitar that is haunting me….
Peterborough
And pre-breakfast, table bracing, core work outs!!
Ottawa valley pit stop…
On our way to Ottawa from Quebec city we made some pit stops. First in Montreal for a quick coffee, leg stretch and bagel grab. I spent the majority of our time in Montreal perched on a street corner in a phone interview with a Thunder Bay music journalist. It was grand to be amid the hustle bustle of afternoon coffee chats on patios and to hear the music of George Brassens in the bakery I grabbed a tea in.
After we reconvened and piled back into the van we decided to stop in on an old friend in the Ottawa valley. We showed up at the workplace of the fabulous Lyndel Montgomery. I hadn’t seen Lyndel in almost 7 years! The visit resulted in a spontaneous jamboree!
Here are some pics:
Jess Hill 
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