Pittsburgh Penguins #87 talking with teammates and tapping the goalies' pads before taking a face-off and playing it through until the whistle against the Ottawa Senators.

UNESCO World Heritage Site where Norse Settlers first arrived around 1000 A.D. on the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland, at L'Anse aux Meadows, living in sunken houses with sod roofs and surviving through harse climate conditions. Drying racks were used to cure fur pelts which was used for...

Starting left to right from downtown Gatineau, Quebec sweeping across the Ottawa river and over to Parliament Hill, downtown Ottawa. It's quaint to hear the call of geese (35sec) in the background.

The Canadian National Anthem as performed by a Band in the Park during the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2008.

"When given the chance - Nature has been unbelieveably forgiving." The David Suzuki Foundation works to find ways for society to live in balance with the natural world ~ using science and education to conserve nature: www.DavidSuzuki.Org

Game 4 of 1st Round of the 2008 Playoffs with the Pittsburgh Penguins visiting the Ottawa Senators at ScotiaBank Place. The Pens go on to defeat the Sens 3-1 in Game 4, decisively sweeping Ottawa in 4 straight games to move on to the next round, as the Pens make a run for the Stanley Cup!...

A few purple 'Holland Cherry' tulips give contrast to the light-coloured 'Ollioules' tulips as the wind blows them around.

A budding violinist plays classical musical to the joy and delite of tulips and spectators alike at the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2008. This is the 1st clip in a series of 7 videos.

A budding violinist plays classical musical to the joy and delite of tulips (in this case, purple 'Faust', yellow 'La Courtine' and pink 'Menton' tulips) at the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2008. This is the 2nd clip in a series of 7 videos.

A budding violinist plays classical musical to the joy and delite of spectators and tulips alike at the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2008. This is the 3rd clip in a series of 7 videos.