Care Transport and Tours

I wonder if these will still be on the highway after tomorrow.

Well, this is my old haunt - the airport. Completely empty. With Level 3 starting tomorrow, I don't suppose it will stay this way for long.

"My barbershop is located in an old mining town called Rouyn-Noranda in northen Canada. I opened here because there were no other barbershops, only hair salons, which is something completely different. Wyatt showed up with his mother during the first week I was open. He was my first child who had special needs. I figured out how to work with him by getting down to his level. These moments are very special for me. I'm taking great pride barbering here and my community is amazingly supportive towards my shop. People drive up to 4 hours to get a haircut. We usually start by having a candy together and we walk around the shop looking at everything on the walls. The shop is packed with gifts from clients. We can also put some music on vinyl during the haircut. I'm never typically driving the haircut, I simply follow the lead of the child. It takes me more than an hour to finish with a special needs child. It is worth every minute."

Credit: Franz Jakob & Fauve Lafreniere

Before the year ends and Christmas is just a memory, I would like to share pictures of the lovely people who received our little sweetie trees before Christmas this year. Some are clients who have lost family, or are on their own, but all are special to us. Hoping 2020 will bring dreams that come true and make happy memories.

Stuff I see on the Road...

Specially designed road works roadmarking, for a short while at the Longbeach Mall traffic light intersection. It's gone now...

Stuff I see on the Road...
A field of MTN daffodils, joining the N2 from the airport.

Stuff I see on the road...
I'll just leave this here - I sat behind this one till we stopped at traffic lights!

So Cool! 😎