82. Socially distant Dogs part 2

The Dogs held back some footage from the special March 26 remote, and here it is. Just like last time we are again only 1/3 in the Shed, as we continue to be physically distant but spiritually close. Like everyone we have lots of COVID-19 related thoughts, from struggling businesses to supply chains to how we’re feeling. If we talk about art again, it’ll be a relief, right? Good. We also get to remember mercury thermometers (and how to dispose of them) and get a report on the Museum of Vancouver (hint: probably don’t dress up much for that visit—our kind of place!)

One again, you can watch us YouTube, here!

The Shed mural painted by Hamilton-based Clear Eyes Collective

LInks:  Mercury thermometers; impacts of the pandemic on the concert industry, tourism, and theatre; Clear Eyes Collective (the mural crew that painted the Shed doors); The Retired Draft Horse and The Last Pulled Log; the little-known Museum of Vancouver.

Clear Eyes Collective

KJ’s shed doors and two of the three muralists from Clear Eyes Collective

The Retired Draft Horse

RJ mistakenly called this The Last Draft Horse. The correct title tells us he was put out to pasture. Whew!

The Last Pulled Log

This is halfway down the block, where the Retired Draft Horse left it.