The last place we visited in our Food Tour was Erico – the Chocolate Museum. It was a small place with of course lots of chocolates. The place was small but full of interesting chocolate things. Like this dress made OF chocolate. Or this clock made of chocolate. “Chocolate” is the phonetic transcription of Read more…
No trip to Quebec is ever complete without noticing the art and color of this beautiful city. Purses that grow on trees. For the love of windows. Pianos at the Shrine of Ste. Anne Basilica. I really cannot recall what Kwe means but it must be something good to be Read more…
Try visiting 7 food places in 3 hours and you will surely not be able to recall the wine, the food nor the names of the restaurants. So if some photos are blurred or I have mixed up the French named restaurant, my apologies – it’s not all because of Read more…
The Carousel in Markham, Ontario is also known as the Pride of Canada Carousel. Created by Canadian born sculptor Patrick Amiot (sometimes referred to as an urban folk artist) and painted by his wife Brigitte it has 44 rideable sculptural characters made from recycled and repurposed materials. One lazy summer afternoon Read more…
No, I had no intention nor expectation to take photos of empty chairs at the Royal Botanical Garden. But when the opportunity presented itself – who am I to resist? There is always something melancholic about empty chairs. ~Mehmet Ildan Scattered along the trails were chairs similar to this. Rugged Read more…