When I photographed the purple flowers near Badger in Central Newfoundland, I didn't recognize them and wondered if the flowers were purple loosestrife, plants that were invading several US states. When I checked my identification books it was confirmed. Until I photographed them, I didn't know we had that plant growing in Newfoundland and Labrador.
At Ross Farm, a living museum in Nova Scotia, they make their own lumber and I photographed quite a bit that was covered by a large tarpaulin. The photo of the loom was also taken at Ross Farms, where they also make their own clothes. Unlike the photo of a loom from L'Anse aux Meadows I shared earlier in this series, the strands of wool are predominantly white. While the image is not as colourful, I still like the texture and lines in this image.
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