Happy are the painters, for they shall not be lonely. Light and colour, peace and hope, will keep them company to the end of the day. ~ Winston Churchill. A collection of street art / wall art spotted while driving from Pembroke to Toronto. Eganville, Ontario Griffith, Ontario Tweed, Ontario Read more…
From the municipality of Tweed, we stopped by the township of Stirling-Rawdon. The township is one of the three Canadian National Historic Sites and comprises of a few villages and hamlets in the Hastings County. It was the Labor Day Monday and all the village stores were closed. Had fun Read more…
We did not plan to stop by Tweed from Cloyne, but when I saw something that caught my eye – we definitely had to stop. Colorful fire hydrants lining the streets! While I was snapping photos, a woman driving stopped to shout “Have fun! They are all over the place!” Read more…
One lazy summer afternoon we drove to Keswick and enjoyed the scenic route along Cook’s Bay and Lake Simcoe towards Jackson’s Point and finally arriving in Sutton. Sutton was formerly a village but now part of the town of Georgina. The place was quiet although 3 ice-cream shops were open. Read more…
Bales of hay are a common sight along the country roads of Ontario. But on this day, as we head home from Michigan, these bales of hay along Hiway 7 ( did not take the usual 402-401 route) were begging for attention. The heavy rain clouds and the orange-brown field Read more…