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…
The first time I was in Uxbridge was in 2010. The township of Uxbridge is just an hour away from Toronto yet it took us 7 years to come back. It seems the town has not changed much. These pretty flower paintings outside a flower shop are still there. These yoga Read more…
Had to drop the son in Kitchener and pick him up a few hours later. So, what do 2 wanderers do? Drive around neighboring places of course! Stopping by for a shoe tree at Paris, Ontario. Do you know there are a lot of stories about shoe trees or how 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…
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…