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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 27/09/2026

They see me rollin'... Tryna catch me ridin' wild!

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 27/09/2026

It's tree pickup day in Vancouver, hurray! This year, our family bought two Japanese maple and an Emperor Magnolia.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 20/09/2026

A neat find at my parents.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 08/09/2026

Found a friend in the community garden.

An orange ladybug with black spots rests on the fuzzy green bract of a blooming sunflower.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 30/08/2026

This is an odd headline. Can't you just say a Humpback whale was spotted? if you're interested, Humpbacks are the 6th largest species.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 19/06/2026

A Canadian Reflecting Pool. No algae here.

A daytime, wide-angle shot of the outdoor ice skating rink at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. Numerous people are scattered across the ice, skating under a clear, bright blue sky.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 11/06/2026

If we didn't have a lease, this is the type of energy I wish our vehicle could project.

The photo is a close up of a sticker on a tinted window of a black vehicle. The sticker states, "I have kids. Park too close & they'll ding your shit!"

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 01/06/2026

Black and white photography is the perfect accompaniment for highlighting Brutalism.

A black and white, low-angle photograph looking up at a tall, brutalist high-rise building with a distinct grid-like concrete facade, framed by lush bushes at the base against a clear sky.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/05/2026

Just a few blocks made all the difference. From a hospital ward to absolute peace. Vancouver, you’re looking beautiful today.

A tall, vertical stalk of foxglove flowers in transition. The bottom blooms are a vibrant magenta with dark spotted interiors, while the middle flowers are a soft peach-pink, tapering up to unopened pale green buds at the very top.

A low-angle shot of a classic Victorian-style house with deep red trim and grey siding. A large, lush green shrub occupies the foreground, partially obscuring the bottom of the house, while the bright blue sky and clouds reflect in the upper bay windows.

A close-up, dramatic shot of a deep crimson rhododendron bloom. The petals are a rich, velvety red with intricate dark maroon speckles on the upper lobes. Large, waxy green leaves frame the flower from below.

A wide-angle view of a peaceful dirt trail winding through a dense forest of tall evergreen trees. The ground is covered in reddish-brown needles, and dappled sunlight filters through the high canopy, creating bright patches on the path.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 23/05/2026

From the rooftop garden at VGH. Wild strawberries may be small in size, but they're big in delicious sweet taste!

A cluster of small, ripe wild strawberries nestled among lush green, serrated leaves. Two bright red berries hang in the center, showcasing their tiny seeds and bumpy texture. The sunlight filters through the foliage, creating a dappled light effect across the plant’s stems and leaves.

A vibrant, close-up shot of a bright blue Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) in full bloom. The flower features delicate, fringed outer petals and a concentrated center of dark purple and violet florets. The background is a soft, blurred field of green stems and sunlight, making the vivid blue of the blossom pop.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 16/05/2026

My hospital unit has regular group walks, and I’ve started taking photos of things that delight me along the way.

A close-up, top-down view of a vibrant orange calendula flower in full bloom. The flower features multiple layers of slender, radiating petals surrounding a dense, textured yellow-orange center. The background consists of softly blurred green foliage, a hint of tiny blue forget-me-not flowers, and a dark stone border on the lower left.

A wide shot of a bustling marina packed with numerous white and blue sailboats, their tall silver masts creating a dense vertical pattern across the frame. Behind the marina, a dense skyline of modern high-rise glass condominiums stands under a dramatic, overcast sky filled with heavy, gray and white clouds. A rough stone retaining wall runs across the immediate foreground.

A wide-angle, low-angle view of a city waterfront on a bright, sunny day with a vibrant blue sky and wispy white clouds. A curved, rocky shoreline sweeps along the left toward a distant bridge. Across the water, a skyline of modern skyscrapers stands tall. A leafy green bush is sharply in focus in the right foreground, while a blurred stone surface anchors the bottom edge of the frame.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/04/2026

4y/o daughter : "Dad, when I grow up I'm going to live with you and mom forever!" Me: "Given current economic and job prospect trends, you're probably right.

A man holding a coffee cup is depicted sitting at a a desk with his laptop open. The image is of the popular online meme referred to as, "hide the pain Harold."

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/04/2026

I can't assume what the puzzle designers at the NYT are thinking, but I'm curious if recent government scandals had any influence on today's Wordle.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/04/2026

Polymarket, no. This is the Pokémon market.

A line of people are waiting outside a strip mall retail store. Silver and black cars are seen parked in the parking lot.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 07/03/2026

Reading "The Little Prince" to a child, (a 4 y/o in my case) provides a new appreciation for what author, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is trying to say. Illustration by Manuela Adreani

The picture is an illustration from the abridged version of author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's novel, "The Little Prince."

Pictured is the Little Prince, a blond haired person wearing a blue shirt patterned with red birds. The prince is sitting in the cockpit of an old red propeller powered plane.

In the foreground "the pilot" wearing a brown jacket and brown pilot hat is shown listening intently to the prince.

Illustration by Manuela Adreani

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 03/02/2026

Any answers? How did I manage to put the entire box of Bounce dryer sheets in the dryer without noticing?

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 03/02/2026

Found a fun activity kit to colour our own magnificent Randy! Thanks @tlmcbeth.bsky.social! - a parent who was able to peacefully cook dinner. You can find the kit at images.macmillan.com/folio-assets...

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 02/02/2026

Happy Bill Murray, I mean Groundhog Day!

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 13/01/2026

What he lacks in stature, he makes up for by having a giant heart!

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 20/12/2025

@rocky64.bsky.social thought you might find this interesting. First photo, the Herman Anderson family (Emil sitting on the left) from Drobak, Akershus, Norway (1900's). the second photo shows a much younger, Emil Herman Andreassen, with the crew he sailed with.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 09/12/2025

How's your day? It's 10:00 am and my stress fidget ball broke from me squeezing it too hard.

A blue green bumpy fidget / stress ball is depicted on a metal desk riser. The ball is deflated. Behind is a stack of foam bricks reading, "involve me", "give me details", "show me you care", "be brief, be bright, be gone"

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 04/12/2025

Clearly I'm an angsty parent. The piano is from streaming instrumental music for the girls overnight. 😅

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 04/12/2025

@caulfieldtim.bsky.social thick black frames gang. Seeing yours makes me wish I had more fully committed.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 04/12/2025

A mother Pangolin with her pup.

The image shows a mother Pangolin crossing a fallen tree with her pup riding on her back.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 03/12/2025

What do you think? Is this an appropriate work shirt for a PM working within a Children's Hospital?

Shirts for sale are hanging on a rack. A short sleeved button up shirt is seen with a playful,bold Charmander pattern.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 25/11/2025

30 minutes of patience to remind yourself clouds are temporary, and although thousands have snapped the same photo, this is yours. You did it!

The photo depicts the Andes mountain range and the ancient city of Machu Picchu cast in bright morning sunlight.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 25/11/2025

4 days hiking 42 km of ancient pathways ascending 13,780 ft through Warmi Wañusqa pass

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 18/11/2025

@jarvis.bsky.social Remember to pack a little courage, it's tough out there in the world.

A person sporting a backpack that has a red and orange tag, representing the crest of courage from season one of Digimon.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 07/11/2025

Happy Friday! I Hope you enjoy this goat on a roof in Coombs, BC.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 05/11/2025

This Douglas Fir is over 800 years old. In 1225 it grew into our world while in England, Henry III reaffirms the Magna Carta. That is wild!

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 28/10/2025

That's wild! In BC 🇨🇦 the highest daily rainfall record was set in Hope on November 15, 2022 during an atmospheric river event. 174 mm fell in a single day, 252 mm across the two day weather event. I remember seeing the damage downstream while flying home from Boston a few days later.

An RCMP helicopter surveys homes and farms in the community of Sumas Prairie during flooding in Abbotsford, B.C., on Tuesday. (Ben Nelms/CBC)

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 26/10/2025

If no one was smiling for family photos in the 1900s when did the idea of smiling for a photo start? Also, how neat is it to find a photo of your great and great-great grandfather's. Aidan Anderson would have been a much more catchy name.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/10/2025

Three Days Grace should re-release (Riot, 2007) I feel like it would do well in 2025.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/10/2025

Have you considered Dutch umbrella innovation? - aerodynamic - windproof up to 100km/h - fast dry fabric - "eye savers" on the pointy bits.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 23/10/2025

The courtyard outside my office smells of Cedar and I love it!

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 15/10/2025

I found a hippo chef with a keen interest in baking many cupcakes.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 13/10/2025

Thanks to the Coast Salish nations of the sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil Waututh), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie), kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem), qʼʷa:n̓ƛʼən̓ (Kwantlen), qiqéyt (Qayqayt), and the Stó:lō Peoples who inhabit and steward these lands since time immemorial.

Low tide on the ancestral territory of the kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem) First Nation, who call the territory "Red Fish Up the River," referring to the abundant sockeye salmon that once ran up the Coquitlam River.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 10/10/2025

This is awesome! I love how dynamic it feels. Our family had a chance to visit the Fukui Museum and we highly recommend stopping by if you love dinos.

A life size statue of tyrannosaurus rex, jaws wide open as if making a tremendous, "roar!"

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 02/10/2025

There comes a point in every millennial father's life where they confidently say, "I bet I can make that from scratch!" First attempt at 🇸🇪 meatballs.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 29/09/2025

What did the buffalo say to his son after dropping him off at school?

An adult buffalo saying "Bison!" Before his son heads off to school.

Art by Arseniic https://www.deviantart.com/arseniic/art/What-did-the-buffalo-say-to-his-son-when-he-left-908346958

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 29/09/2025

Headcannon? I take words literally.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 24/06/2025

Self-sufficiency may be one of our most dangerous pursuits. "We in the West seem to have made a fetish out of complete individual self-sufficiency, of not needing help, of being completely private except in a very few selected relationships." - Carl Rogers

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 06/04/2025

Cherry Blossoms in Vancouver.

Cherry trees are pictured on a sunny, partly cloudy day. Downtown Vancouver is seen in the lower background.

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 21/03/2025

Best Star Trek crew, wrong answers only

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Aidan Scott @aidanscott.ca · 21/03/2025

Curious, @brenttoderian.bsky.social why don't cities have more hexagons? Was Noulan on to something?

Pictured is a city plan showing how hexagons can be used to optimize road layouts Figure 11. Hexagonal plan, Noulan Cauchon, 1925. Source: Cauchon (1925).

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