Good Morning! Good Monday!
Have you all had a good weekend? I hope so. We have
been entertaining our daughter and grandson, who have come over from England
for 5 days. They have specifically come over to see the lunar eclipse and the ‘blood’
moon through our telescope. The weather forecast was not good, so they (my
husband too) have travelled to a mountain top which is higher than 2000m hoping
that they will be above the clouds. They haven’t come back as I write this. So
I’ll let you know….
Now for my card: it’s Monday so I have a map card to
show you.
It is the map of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan,
sent to me by Krista.
I don’t know much about Saskatchewan other than that it
is land locked and sits in the ‘middle’ of Canada.
I did google it though and I
found out that their national flower is the lily (Lilium Philadelphicum) and
that the province had been inhabited for thousands of years by various indigenous
groups (Nowadays called ‘first nations’).
It was first explored by Europeans in
1690 and settled in 1774. It has prairie land in the south and rocks, forests
and lakes in the north. The capital is Regina but the largest city is
Saskatoon.
Now for the stamps:
The small stamp on the left shows HM Queen Elizabeth,
as she still officially reigns over Canada.(Please someone correct me if I’m wrong
in this). The large stamp on the right celebrates 200 years since the birth of
Sir John A Macdonald. He was the first president of Canada and originally came
from Scotland.
Krista (who sent me the card back in March) tells me
she is a crafter too and she has decorated the card with washi tapes, a cup
cake and two turtle stickers (I love turtles). So thank you Krista. I like it
very much.
That's it from me today. See you tomorrow when I link up with 'T for Tuesday'.
Blessings,
Lisca
