Here are a few select photos I took from last night’s Fort Henry Cadence.

I had been planning to visit the area around Collins Bay Institution, because the lone local BMW dealership is right across the road. As someone who had been in and out of the multitude of them in the Greater Vancouver area, I thought it might be neat to see how the one here compares. Here are the Oppo-related…

Last Saturday, I helped out my coworker by covering her duty shift. Our weekend duties include manning our Military Communications and Electronics Museum. Since I was supposed to periodically walk around the exhibits, I decided to bring my camera along.

For the Monday of the long weekend last weekend, I made my way to the Kingston Mills Locks, the final 4 locks (46 to 49) of the Rideau Canal. Here are some of the pictures, which while not strictly Oppo-related, might still be of interest to some here.

Today I decided to walk down our Princess Street to Kingston Centre... mostly because it is the terminus of the bus service that serves our base, so I could just ride back. Still, managed to grab a few pictures along the way that might be of interest to the Oppo-readership, so here they are.

Not exactly Oppo-related, but I figured that some of you might appreciate seeing some of the pictures I took while attending the 2019 Fort Henry Tattoo.

Here are the Oppo-related pictures I took this weekend, as I continue to explore Kingston Ontario.

This afternoon, the Horseless Carriage Club of America visited our Military Communications and Electronics Museum, so after I got off work I grabbed the camera and went for a look. Here are the pictures I took.

While I was walking around the north side of our base this morning, shooting military vehicles on display, I also some civilian vehicles and other sights that caught my eye... which eventually brought me to the historic Village of Barriefield.

A common sight around every military base are these “static displays”. We have our share as well here in CFB Kingston, and since the weather did not allow me to venture out too far, I decided to shoot them instead.

Being pretty much exactly half-way between Toronto and Ottawa / Montreal, here in Kingston we were also under sweltering heat. Thus, I did not dare to go far on Saturday.

Decided to walk up and down the High Street (it is Princess Street) of Downtown Kingston to start my Canada Day.

Yesterday, I took the (free!) Wolfe Island Ferry Service to visit Wolfe Island.

As of the beginning of this year, I have been a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. It has been hectic, as you might have imagined.

I saw this album pop up on my Facebook On This Day feed a couple of days ago, so I figured that it is a good time to post its pictures here. For Boxing Day back in 2015, a friend and I took a trip to drive the Duffey Lake Road.

For Christmas Day proper, I visited Kerrisdale Village and its surrounding neighbourhood. Here are some of the Oppo-themed pictures.

Did a walk on this year’s Christmas Eve, and here are the pictures.

A couple of years ago my family hosted a visitor from my native country of Taiwan, so I often took the opportunity to drive him around and see the neighbourhoods. Back in March 2016, we visited Caulfeild Park in the District of West Vancouver, which overlooks Burrard Inlet.