Tuesday 15 July 2008

Running in the family

A discovery at work

Willow Park Ecology Centre mapLots of funny little coincidences today.

I’ve been working at Evergreen for a few months now. Not long after joining, I stumbled across my father’s name on one of our pages, listed as a contact for the Field Botanists of Ontario. And today, in the big list of projects we’ve helped fund over the years, I found my mother’s name, in an image credit for a hand drawn map of Willow Park Ecology Centre in Norval, near where I grew up. (There’s a better, non-coloured version on the WPEC site.)

Evergreen Brick Works bus route mapThat also means both of us have done maps on our site (I did a bus route map a few weeks ago, partly as a change of pace from staring at HTML all day). A neat reminder of where I got a good deal of grounding in visual communication, not to mention my appreciation for the natural world. Thanks, Mum and Dad.

Happy birthday to me.

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See also:
Report on an unknown sea cucumber - A 3-D fractal rears its head
Nature, cities and brains - First thoughts on Alexander's The Nature Of Order
Paring down - Goodbye, physical music media

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Very, very cool!

Posted by Muffy St. Bernard on 15 July 2008 at 04:04 PM
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