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summer sausage in the market porch
An Old Order Mennonite woman sells summer sausages, a local specialty, in the sheltered porch of the St. Jacobs Farmers Market.
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local tour bus
Horse-drawn tours for visitors to St. Jacobs, Ontario. Local Old Order Mennonites still travel by horse and buggy -- but nothing this colourful.
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lunchtime
Feeding a goat in the summer petting zoo, St. Jacobs Farmers Market, Waterloo County, Ontario.
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8-ball zukes
Heritage produce at the St. Jacobs Farmers Market, Waterloo County, Ontario.
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Volcanology
Tourists stop at the Mount Etna research station to stretch and pick up a coffee or liqueur or souvenirs, but the communications and research infrastructure is hard to miss.
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Roadside Photo-op
Tourists take "we-were-here" photos at a viewpoint along the road up Mount Etna. There are few small pieces of lava left on the other side of the low wall.
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Red Fox at Mount Etna
Volcanoes aren't just mountains that spew lava: they're entire ecosystems. This elderly fox is part of the ecosystem that includes tourists -- local bus drivers know where it will come out to get food by the side of road.
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Living on the edge of the world
Along the twisting road up Mount Etna are homes that have been destroyed by lava flow and abandoned, homes in the path of future eruptions, and homes that seem to be made of the volcano itself. This home looks from its perch on the volcano's slopes southwest over the plains of Sicily to the sea.
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New life on the slopes of Etna
At the edge of a lava flow, new life begins to take hold.
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New growth on the slopes of Etna
Older lava flows slowly become fertile, with this scrubby tree growth one of the first living things to colonize them.
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Stephanie Fysh has been a member since 5 January 2008 and goes by StephanieFysh.
Currently in Toronto, Canada.
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I am a Toronto-based editor and photographer with a thing about the erotics of the built world, of our selves, and of the photograph. And I am going to see the whole world before I die.
You can also find Stephanie at htpp://www.stephaniefysh.com.
