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, 31 January 2020

January 31 - Can You See This?

Today, I am posting pictures. These are some of the pictures I took when Lyle and I were driving through the mountains a couple of weeks ago. I enjoy using my phone to take pictures even though I can’t really see what I am doing or for that matter, the end result once the picture is there.

Lyle has assured me that the pictures attached with this post are quite good and reflect what he saw through the car windshield as we were driving.

When I use the camera on the phone, I tend to just aim in the general direction of whatever the subject might be and press the button several times. Mostly things seem to turn out. In the case of the following pictures, Lyle said that there was no way that I could miss. There was snow all around us and at one point it was almost as if we were driving through a tunnel of snow created by a recent avalanche.

So, for those of you who can see, here are four pictures of snow taken along Highway 3 in British Columbia in the middle of January. 

 
Picture 1 from Highway 3 in BC

Picture 2 from Highway 3 in BC

Picture 3 from Highway 3 in BC

Picture 4 from Highway 3 in BC






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