GALLERY
 Hemlock
Hills offers handmade soaps and natural
body products to soothe your body
and soul. All our products are made
with Organic Hemp Seed Oil and Pure
Essential Oils, which offer time-tested
and traditional healing properties.
See our essential oil guide to learn
these benefits.
Our products are all-natural, handmade,
handcut and handwrapped by us to ensure
their freshness and quality!
Our beautiful maple bush provides
us with our pure and delicious Maple
Syrup boiled in our tranditional wood-fired
evaporator. Enjoy our syrup either
in bottles, as part of a gift basket
or as a wedding or party favour.
Creative Captures was
incepted by Mertina Blaskie, a self-taught
photographer with many years of experience
in doing all types of photography.
The idea behind the company was to
distribute her photographs, by way
of a greeting card, so that many people
all over the world could enjoy the
images that she captured.
Mertina focuses primarily
on wedding photography when she is
out in the field but when she is not
doing events, she can be found snapping
photographs in both internal and external
environments, finding the creative
side to most every object both animate
and inanimate.
If you are interested
in booking Mertina for your next event,
please contact her by telephone or
by e-mail using the information found
under the Contact section of this
website.
We appreciate your visit
here and we hope that you enjoyed
browsing our selection of greeting
cards and prints.
The Lighthouse Bookstore!
 We
have a great selection of books, cds,
and gift items for all ages!
If you can't decide what to buy you
can give one of our gift certificates.
Telephone: 819-647-3033
Fax: 819-647-3034
Email: traceygirl_43@hotmail.com
I live in an old farmhouse in the
Pontiac countryside surrounded by
hills, fields, and bush, with a brook
nearby. The forms and textures I see
around me in nature find their way
into my work, whether it is clay or
paper. I love to play with sculptural
forms in clay but the practical side
of me comes out in the making of functional
ware as well.
I began making pottery in the evenings
as a high school student. My commitment
grew through an artists’ coop
at Pestalozzi College in Ottawa in
the early 70’s and a co-op store
in Shawville in the late 70’s.
The next decade was dominated by family
life and study. But by 1990, my husband
and I began to transform an outbuilding
on our farm into a studio. Each passing
year saw a small improvement in my
studio space. When I joined the Pontiac
Artists’ Studio Tour in 2000,
Richard built a large canopy addition
to display my work.
Come to my studio during the Pontiac
Artists’ Studio Tour, or call
for an appointment. Workshops in clay,
paper, and pressed flowers are available
on a flexible schedule.
Equator Coffee is where we get our
coffee. The coffee is freshly roasted
and is fair trade and organic. You
can order directly through their web
site.
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