A family of sparrows nest in a birdhouse set atop a clothes-line post in backyard Labrador. Being there since Spring, now in August the young ones are learning to fly and find their grace, as the adults bring food back to the house.

A single 'Flaming Parrot' tulip stands tall afront other tulips with a house in the background.

A lighthouse in Charlottetown harbour stands watch as the sun sets yonder, with a boardwalk at it's foot.

Yellow and red-tinted 'Blushing Apeldoorn' tulips sit out front of a Dutch-style house.

A bed of yellow 'Golden Emperor' tulips boardered in stone brightens-up the park and neighbourhood.

Smaller sod houses were used for storage and working in aside from the main lodge.

Wooden racks were used to stretch-out skins to dry in the sun in preparation to be used to many things, such as clothes, bedding and crafts.

After being stretched and dried on racks outside, furs are hung inside ready to be crafted into clothes and other things. Pic 1 of 2.

Viking explores were adept at sea travel and exploration using there ingenuity and courage to forge tools and take risks in living the adventures they experienced in traveling to L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland.

Bunks and benchs around the fire keep people warm along with the thick fur bedding and clothes the vikings fashioned.