This funky little photo gallery starts with pictures of beautiful Linda from her early life growing up on Alfred Avenue in Winnipeg’s North End and Reid growing up in rural Manitoba.. More photos will be added all the time. Hover over image for description. Click pic to enlarge.
Click pic to take my 3:55 tour of the 14-room house which was destroyed by arson in 2014.
To explore this house inside and out click pic
Beside the road, the haunted souls of the long gone find solace and sanctuary in tumbledowns, neglected and abandoned places that once danced with the rhythms of lives but now succumb and succumb. Click pic for 4:17 video
Click pic to view double homicide scene and derelict churches 4:49
Click pic to explore this old pile inside and out 2:55
Click the pic to explore the house inside and out.
Who will triumph? Click pic and see. 2:00
Colloquia, Cheyenne and Grindel. Click the pic to find out.
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Ried I enjoyed the pictures. Loved the stories of you Dad and you!!
Both you and Linda are real cuties!!! I must have heard you on the radio!!! We are of the same era!
Reid! You look just like your Dad. Really enjoyed the piece about your Dad. How wonderful you both saw the world in a similar way.
And the early photos are wonderful. That ’77 pix of Linda is exactly when I met you both. That’s just how she looked. And look at you in ’69 – too cool for school. Really!
Thanks so much for this! It’s a trip!
oh those rotary knobs !!!and turntables….and cue up that next cut….mp 3 be gone
Photographs are the only graphs that makes it all curved.. my smile 🙂
Hey Reid – long, long time. I see by your writing you are still a great communicator. I remember you well from Flin Flon days (teaching me the board) and certainly your days in Winnipeg as the father of progressive music. We should catch up some time.
Reg Johns
Lots of good memories of spending time at my Grandmother’s house (Mary McMillan) behind the parking lot of the CVM cafe. I miss the train station at the end of the main drag.