Welcome to White Cane Connections.

My name is Sue Boman. Yes, that’s me in the picture posted here. I have called this blog White Cane Connections because I am one of the many people who use a white cane. I began this blog because I wanted to write about a project I undertook in 2012. The plan was to complete a series of walks using my white cane. Between March and September, I walked in 82 different locations across Canada. So, the blog begins by telling of my experiences and the many people I met along the way.

While this particular journey has now been completed, I find that I still have much to write about. I am continuing to make new white cane connections, and so for the time being I will continue to add regular posts to this blog. I am hoping that you will be a partner in the journey.

Sue


Friday, 22 April 2016

April 22 - Spring!



April is a splendid time to visit BC’s beautiful Okanagan Valley. Spring is in the air and if you stand still you can almost hear the season come to life.  The grass grows greener with every hour that passes and the fruit blossoms fairly burst forth from previously bare brown branches. Scattered in neighbourhood gardens, brilliant tulips and daffodils paint colour into the landscape. The birds chatter, the bees hum and small clouds of aphids float on gentle puffs of the breeze. I’m not so keen on the latter but I totally enjoy the sounds and scents of the other signs of springtime.

Lyle took the two pictures below. The first is of a mass of white blossoms with a perfect blue sky in the background. These blossoms were too far away in the distance for me to see, but Lyle took the second picture in our parking lot. This tree had a mass of pink blossoms and I could even reach out to touch the soft petals. Spring is definitely my favourite season. 

 
tree with white blossoms

tree with pick blossoms






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