Brand New Year 2025...

CanadaGenealogy, or, 'Jane's Your Aunt' · 4 weeks ago · 26 views

 Well, so far 2025 has been pretty good for us - as I hope it's been for you all.  2024 was lots of fun and useful work - but not all the time.I've set up a number of initial 12 week genealogy projects for myself for 2025 and have happily begun re-organizing and setting up initial research plans.  (Also cleaning out things at home I don't use, want, care about - but that's another story.)I'm off to teach genealogy at the Community Centred College for the Retired (CCCR) starting Thursdays January 30th , so if you are interested, come by or contact the College - https://www.cccrburnaby.org  Many other interesting CCCR courses and activities too - from Artificial Intelligence to Quilling to Ukulele! Here's something from my 'walls' - I know who and when but I wonder which train stop this was at? And who took the photo.  It seems a very professional photo - but no additional info visible. Love this photo of our then King and Queen! - but it's the basket I'm really interested in.https://www.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/about/explore/featured-collections/royalty-bc/1939-royal-tour-visiting-bc#:~:text=Visiting%20British%20Columbia,BCA%20H%2D04736 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, 1939 visit to British Columbia, Canada.

 Well, so far 2025 has been pretty good for us - as I hope it's been for you all.  2024 was lots of fun and useful work - but not all the time.

I've set up a number of initial 12 week genealogy projects for myself for 2025 and have happily begun re-organizing and setting up initial research plans.  (Also cleaning out things at home I don't use, want, care about - but that's another story.)

I'm off to teach genealogy at the Community Centred College for the Retired (CCCR) starting Thursdays January 30th , so if you are interested, come by or contact the College - https://www.cccrburnaby.org  

Many other interesting CCCR courses and activities too - from Artificial Intelligence to Quilling to Ukulele! 

Here's something from my 'walls' - I know who and when but I wonder which train stop this was at? And who took the photo.  It seems a very professional photo - but no additional info visible. 

Love this photo of our then King and Queen! - but it's the basket I'm really interested in.

https://www.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/about/explore/featured-collections/royalty-bc/1939-royal-tour-visiting-bc#:~:text=Visiting%20British%20Columbia,BCA%20H%2D04736 

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, 1939 visit to British Columbia, Canada.