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Sugarbush Hill is a “State of the Art” sugaring operation in the heart of Muskoka, district of 1,600 lakes and endless forests. Situated just 10 minutes south of the picturesque Town of Huntsville, gateway to Algonquin Park and home of the 2010 G8 Summit. Sugarbush Hill is family owned and operated by Tom Stehr, family and friends. We use the most sustainable fuel, “solid wood” to produce our excellent tasting maple syrup and maple value-added products. How products are produced and the carbon footprint we leave behind is important, when choosing maple…choose wood-fired. www.sugarbushhill.com 2389 Muskoka Rd. #10, Huntsville, ON P1H 2J3 705-787-9787 | 705-78-SYRUP info@sugarbushhill.com Some shots of our visit up to Muskoka Country this past weekend. It was amazing. Really enjoyed the Maple Syrup Farm.

Loving the beautiful fall days that are apon us. Nothing says fall colors like a kuri Squash soup made with coconut oil and coconut milk. mmmmm

Finished my latest piece. Was a long and interesting project from my perspective. Challenging, but meditative. www.regamey.ca

Making sure I am doing it right. Yes, all fingers counted for....

Roasted garlic tomatoes and roasted mushrooms on the side. Tomatoes from my garden. Despite the hail storm, I was able to save a few of the tomatoes from the great storm of 2019.

When I Reflect And Emerge ON SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 BY RONALD REGAMEY This interest in art is not new for me: but a gradual fascination of different inspirations all around me and the journey I have taken throughout my life. When I reflect on my life, I see how it has shaped me through the choices I have made and directions I have taken. From the time I could think, I have always had an infatuation with art and my chosen profession, both existing as one. Each of them very different but defining me today as that person. For nearly 30 years I have only made art through a predefined set of ‘rules’ that related directly to my profession. I have used art to create for my clients, to fulfill student expectations (completing Fine Arts major) or to create content for work required projects. For me art & work are a place where questions are asked, goals are set, and lines are blurred. This has required me to follow the rules and try to figure out what is expected of me. While this type of formal training builds valuable skills, it has confined my creativity. I need art – but I also want to work and support individuals with special needs – both strong callings. How do I connect the two while setting boundaries? In not wanting to lose myself in the ‘rules’ and without ever really understanding my role as an individual when it comes to creating art that reflects my personal mantra, I have begun to emerge as a ‘new’ artist. Only when I made the transition to create pieces of art with paper and glue, have I begun to understand what it means to truly feel like an artist, creating as an outlet instead of a means. (Thank you Amanda for your help) Ron/ Images of myself at a very young age.

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