oh, where the free winds blow.

indie rp blog for the personification of ontario. fandomless. semi-selective.

[loyalistofthelakes-blog]

He laughs a little.

“The very epitome of Western hospitality herself, eh...? So, uh, what’s your name, again?”

[yesterdaysprint]

Kensington Market, Toronto, 1957

whatever *drinks red wine* *lies in the middle of road*

[jumex]

no offense but…I love water

[loyalistofthelakes-blog]

// time to actually start getting this blog cleaned up bc mun is a Mess

[lillyoftheprairie-blog]

✽ ‘Have you really come all this way to see me, or are you just lost?’ ✽

2+ years of RP and writing experience

Axis Powers Hetalia interactive blog

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| Indie RP for Saskatchewan, Canada |

[loyalistofthelakes-blog]

nxva-scxtia:

@loyalistofthelakes

“It’s always a pleasure to see you, Leslie” Douglas said, scrunching his nose a smidge as if he didn’t even believe his own statement, halting his motion from docking his boat “though I am very concerned to why you actually chose to come here to see me-”

“Concerned? No need t’be, sir.”

Leslie leaned against one of the dock posts, a little bit dazed from seasickness. He was dressed rather nicely, wearing an ironed black tailcoat over a neatly-hemmed white shirt, and seemed largely oblivious to Douglas’ lukewarm expression. He clicked his tongue, wiping his misted glasses on his shirt sleeve. Lord, was Halifax always this damned foggy? The smell of fish and brine didn’t seem to help matters much for him, either.

“Just here for an informal visit, nothin’ at all to be worried about.” Les hummed, offering a rather strained smile. “From what I hear, you’ve been less than enthused about the actions taken by your governor, and in regards to this whole ‘Confederation‘ prospect in general, seein’ as how distant East and I are from yourself as a colony. And so, I’d like to get to know you better, as a personification. What do you say?”

[thosewhocando]

The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park

[matt-molloy]

“Cloud Trails Over Morton Bay”

I caught a decent sunset at Morton Bay, with 2 layers of clouds moving different directions. I made this time stack by combining 159 photos into one image.

[matt-molloy]

[urban-suggestion]

autumn came. the city looks different, people look different, but inside nothing changes.

[mill24-ph-deactivated20190319]

605 Sunset Drive: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

[forcstcity-blog]

  you know what’s very punk rock??? being nice to people

ind personification of london ontario.

[mill24-ph-deactivated20190319]

Lakeside Glitter: Burlington, Ontario, Canada

[loyalistofthelakes-blog]

☃

☃ | What is your muse’s favorite season? What about their least favorite season, if they have one?

Leslie’s favourite season is spring. His winters can be hellish and his summers very muggy and humid, so he’s developed a sort of preference for milder weather. Spring in Ontario is generally pretty warm and a bit breezy – one of the best kinds of weather, in his opinion.

As for his least favourite season, it’s a well-established fact among the rest of Canada that Les hates winter (& cold weather in general) with a fiery passion. Other provinces & territories like to tease him about his inability to cope with the snow, with most of his population concentrated in an area with comparably milder winters, but he’ll usually just brush it off or ignore them.

[markf-toronto-deactivated202111]

[loyalistofthelakes-blog]

4am-noon: coffee

Noon-5pm: iced coffee

5pm-midnight: coffee & booze