As a last hurrah before hubby returns to work we visited the Alton Mills Art Centre in Alton (1402 Queen St. West, Alton, ON). The renovated mill is along Shaw’s Creek and has galleries, a heritage museum, a cafe and a gift shop. Outside the mills was a trail, a Read more…
“If you can add a great beauty to something which is already beautiful, then you must be very beautiful like a white swan adding beauty to a misty lake!” ~ Mehmet Murat Ildan Enjoying a leisurely afternoon at the Hamilton Waterfront. Hamilton is southwest of Toronto and takes an hour Read more…
More photos taken on our last visit to Uxbridge. Portion of the Main Street. Aside from street art – I also enjoy noting store business signs with the style and fonts they use. Inside Savon Du Bois where we had tea with zucchini walnut muffin. Another view of the Main Read more…
Some new things we saw in Uxbridge (not necessarily new – just could mean I did not see them before). Love this tile artwork at the Youth Centre. Real Estate seems to be good business. (I missed taking a photo of the 3rd one.) By the Uxbridge train station. I Read more…
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…