History Close to the picturesque village of Belfountain, is this 8 hectare site that once belonged to Charles Mack, inventor of the cushion-back rubber stamp. Mack and his wife Addie purchased the property in 1908, where he developed his version of a miniature Niagara Falls and Yellowstone Cave. Mr. Mack Read more…
Belfountain is a picturesque hamlet (small human settlement) on the Forks of the Credit Road. The road towards the place is scenic and fun to drive. We visited this place on a nice autumn day and we were surprised by the number of people in such a small place. Despite Read more…
The morning started with this kind of orange. And then off to Hy Hope Farms we went. At first it was just yellow decorative corns. Then these orange carrots started it all. Pumpkins and more pumpkins. Good thing we found some that were not really orange. These are called ghost Read more…
A quick stop at Greater Napanee on our way home from Merrickville. Photos taken at Springside Park and River Trail. Traveling is the healthiest addiction indeed. Napanee, Ontario – October 10, 2017
If you want to know more about Canada’s first railway tunnel (built between 1854-1860) then check this site. Canada’s First Railway On our last visit to Brockville however, the tunnel amazed me. Totally! The 525 meter tunnel is now a walkaway with a state-of-the art light show. It has to Read more…