A Day in the Life of Oakville 2015

    Oakville boy writes messages to his family at the growing Oakville Rockpile near the pier.

    Dog waits patiently for his burger order at The Works Downtown Oakville.

    A Wet Mink ran across the rocks for a swim near the Oakville Pier.

    Oakville canoes are left by lakeside while the paddlers take a break.

    Self portrait taken at Kind Exchange Downtown Oakville.

    Dog sniffs camera Lens on Oakville Pier.

    Oakville Pier view from the boat.

    Parked on Lakeshore Road eastbound near First Street around 11:30pm.

    Oakville also has some new and tasteful townhouses among the historic homes in South Oakville.

    The Oakville Inn has a long history in Oakville, opening as the Decker House in 1906. A tavern used to occupy the main floor of the building and many long-time Oakville residents share stories about

    The current red-brick Gothic style building was dedicated May 20, 1888. It replaced the old frame church, called Oakville Presbyterian Church. The new church had taken a year to build and cost $16,00

    The Sixteen Mile Creek is an undiscovered gem abound with beavers, mink, and swans, tucked behind the houses along Trafalgar. Entirely accessible to the public, the Sixteen Mile is home to its own li

    Here is Sadie sunbathing, refreshed by the cool waters of Lake Ontario. She leaves swimming to the birds.

    Here's Sadie posing for the camera while lying on rocks with coded messages she thinks are meant for her.

    Out in a friend's sailboat, took off at Bronte Harbour, sailing past the mouth of the `16 Mile Creek.

    A bee? It is nice to see pollen bearing insects thrive on spirea in Notttinghill Gate Park https://plus.google.com/107072238712319053954/about?gl=ca&hl=en

    A familiar door in my working life.

    My favorite spot in Oakville on an early summer morning.

    You can shop till you drop in down town Oakville and there are many fine restaurants where you can recharge and shop some more

    This shot was taken behind the Oakville Canoe club where we have many Olympic hopefuls out practicing every chance they get.