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Arrested Fruit

January 8, 2015 by Dale 4 Comments

The fourth in my series chronicling Ottawa’s 2015 Ice Storm.  And, yes, more to come tomorrow….

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Filed Under: Flora, Nature, Winter Tagged With: berries, frozen, fruit, Ice, ice storm, January, macro, orange, Ottawa, Photograph, Red

Frozen Fir

January 7, 2015 by Dale 2 Comments

The third in my series chronicling Ottawa’s 2015 Ice Storm.  Check back tomorrow for the next installment.

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Filed Under: Flora, Nature, Shoots, Winter Tagged With: 2015, fir, frozen, Ice, ice storm, January, macro, needles, Ottawa, Photograph, tree, Winter

Ice “Rose”

January 6, 2015 by Dale 5 Comments

The second in my series chronicling Ottawa’s 2015 Ice Storm.  Check back tomorrow for the next installment.    

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Filed Under: Flora, Nature, Shoots, Winter Tagged With: 2015, B&W, black and white, frozen, Ice, ice storm, January, macro, Ottawa, Photograph, weed

“Rye Guy” (Rye IPA) Beyond the Pale Brewing Company

October 30, 2014 by Dale 1 Comment

Rye Guy (zoom)

Rye Guy is a natural guy, comfortable in his own skin: strong with a complex & sensitive personality …. Rating → 90 points Stats: IPA. 6.7% ABV. 52 IBUs. Ottawa, Ontario. Size: half-growler (or full-growler also available) Colour: Golden, unfiltered, brewed on lees Mouth Feel: Low-Medium, very natural carbonation; refreshing, clean, dry finish Purchased: From Brewery Price: $7 (plus $3 bottle deposit) Pairing…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, Rye, RyePA Tagged With: Beyond the Pale, craft beer, dry, gluten, IPA, Ottawa, Review, rye, Rye Guy, RyePA, spice

“The Mullet” (Belgian IPA) Beyond the Pale Brewing Company

October 24, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Beyond the Pale - Mullet (label)

Business in the Front and Party in the Back Stats: IPA. 75.8% ABV. 49 IBUs. Ottawa, Ontario. Size: half-growler (or full-growler also available) Colour: Dark gold, unfiltered, brewed on lees Mouth Feel: Low-Medium, very natural carbonation; refreshing, clean, dry finish Purchased: from the Brewery Price: $7 (plus $3 bottle deposit) Pairing Notes: n/a → 86 points It seems only fitting that I…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Belgian IPA, Eats, India Pale Ale (IPA) Tagged With: Belgian IPA, Beyond the Pale, craft beer, dry, growler, Hops, local, Locavore, microbreweries, Mullet, Ontario, Ottawa, Review

Weekly Photo Challenge: Relics

July 13, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

My contribution to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Relics.   © Dale Schierbeck 2014 See more photography here ….

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Filed Under: Architecture, Art, General, Shoots, Travel Tagged With: Boston, Canada, Cemetery, Crete, Defaced, Fresco, Greece, Halifax, History, Inauguration, Kennedy, Kennedy Library, Lissos, Merrickville, Nova Scotia, Old Burying Ground, Ottawa, Peace Tower, Photo, Photography, Relic, Rideau Canal, Shoots, Speech, travel, Weekly Photo Challenge

A Room of My Own ~ My Canadian Voice

June 7, 2014 by Dale Leave a Comment

Any discussion of a writer’s voice will surely evoke allusions to Virginia Woolf’s emancipating book, A Room of One’s Own. Writing with her own strong voice, she breaks barriers and all but seizes a voice that she proclaims her own … and in the process she creates an anthem for women writers the world over….

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Filed Under: Canadian Food Experience Project, Eats, Writes Tagged With: A Room of One's Own, BC, British Columbia, Canada, Canadian, canadian food, Canadian Food Experience Project, Canadian voice, Cooking, food, food experiences, home, identity, Ontario, Ottawa, privilege, Virginia Woolf, voice, writing

Maple-Teriyaki Pacific Salmon

April 7, 2014 by Dale 4 Comments

If there has been one unifying ingredient as part of the Canadian Food Experience Project, it has been maple. This is not surprising given the prominence of this ingredient in our airport gift shops and the fact the leaf is emblazoned on our flag. It’s also not surprising, then, that it has shown up in…

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Filed Under: Asian, Canadian Food Experience Project, Eats, Fish, Fusion, Gluten-Free, Mains, Recipes, Writes Tagged With: Canada, Canadian, Canadian Food Experience Project, Cooking, dinner, fish, friday night, Fusion, Garlic, ginger, glaze, Maple, Maple Syrup, Ottawa, Recipe, salmon, sauce, Teriyaki

All Things Home ~ All Things Ottawa

March 7, 2014 by Dale 5 Comments

We are so much defined by place that we define the place we live by naming it … home. And if “home” is only where you’re born, then I guess I offer this observation as person who has been homeless more years than at home. The irony is that in having lived so many places,…

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Filed Under: Canadian Food Experience Project, Eats, Food, General, Writes Tagged With: belonging, Canada, Canadian, canadian food, Canadian Food Experience Project, Cooking, cranberry, Cross-Country Skiing, food, food experiences, Gatineau Hills, home, identity, Maple, Muskoka Lakes Winery, Ottawa, place, poutine, Recipe, Skiing, St-Albert Cheese, Transformation, Winter

Poutine with Maple-Cranberry Sauce * Fillet Mignon * St-Albert Cheese Curds

March 6, 2014 by Dale 1 Comment

Poutine: greasy truck-stop food ending in heartburn or a gastronomic adventure that ends in foodgasm? Ever since I scarfed back the most amazing plate of poutine 13 months ago, I’ve been committed to recreating that dish prepared by the servers of Le St-Estèphe. There seemed no better time than now, especially with the advent of…

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Filed Under: Beef, Eats, Fusion, Gluten-Free, Grilling, Mains, Recipes, Side Dish Tagged With: barbecue, Canada, Canadian, Canadian Food Experience Project, Cheese, Cheese Curds, Cooking, cranberry, deep fry, Dessert wine, dinner, fillet mignon, fortified wine, French Fries, Fusion, Grill, Le St-Estèphe Restaurant, Maple, Maple Cranberry Dessert Wine, Muskoka Lakes Winery, Ottawa, Potatoes, poutine, Recipe, sauce, St-Albert Cheese, steak, Winter

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30 Poems in 30 Days – Global Poetry Writing Month (2022)

  • The Story of a Dog

    The Story of a Dog
  • A Love Song

    A Love Song
  • Chosen

    Chosen
  • Wormwood

    Wormwood
  • Bashert

    Bashert
  • Lumber Dog

    Lumber Dog
  • Aisling for the Land

    Aisling for the Land
  • Hard Boiled Boy

    Hard Boiled Boy
  • The Blasted

    The Blasted
  • Sense of Time

    Sense of Time
  • We Reflect

    We Reflect
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    A Family Grown
  • Fly — Away

    Fly — Away
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  • A Question Heard

    A Question Heard
  • The Storm

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  • A Dis-Ode to the Mushoom

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  • Afterwinter

    Afterwinter
  • The Story of a Dog

    The Story of a Dog
  • A Love Song

    A Love Song
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