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Upper Canada Village near Morrisburg, Ontario

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Ron

Upper Canada Village near Morrisburg, Ontario (Location) We had some visitors from the U.S earlier this week so spent some time visiting the Upper Canada Village located between Cornwall, Ontario and Morrisburg, Ontario. I have been there a few times … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Upper Canada Village/Morrisburg | Tagged 1860's pioneer and trades village, 19th century construction methods, 51st season of Upper Canada Village, Alight at Night, Alvin and William Beach Heckston Ontario, Anglican (Episcopalean), Applaud sign, aspects of life, Asseltine's woolen factory 19th century machinery, baby coffin, Bags of flour, Bakery stone oven, Beach's Sawmill, Bellamy's Flour Mill, bicentennial, box fiddle, Boy Scout Jamboree flag signals, brass storm lamp, Bread baskets, Bridge over the St. Lawrence River at Cornwall Ontario, broom, Broom-makers house, Butterfly Show, Cabinet Maker, calf, Canada Geese, Child's wooden Rocking Horse, children's choir, christ church, Cook's Tavern, corn brooms, cornwall ontario, costumed interpreters, cow, Crysler Farm, Crysler Hall, Crysler's General Store, daylight hours, ducks, Eastern Ontario tourist destination and attraction, Eureka Separating and Scouring Machine, famer and cattle on path, farm equipment shed, farm overview, fireplace and pots, flags, flour mill, Freemason, gingerbread competition, hand-stooked grain, hoop skirts and crinolines, horse stalls, images, J. Kelly Blacksmith and Wheelwright, log buildings, log tongs, looms, Loyal Orange Lodge #35, Lutheran pastor William Sharts, Magasin du Village, Masonic Association Eastern District, masonic lodge, McIlraith, McIlraith family Perth Lanark County, Michael Urias Cook the first person to import Holstein cattle into Canada, morrisburg ontario, museum displays, museum style, old clock, old hinge door, old piano, ontario location, period clothing, pumpkin, re-enactment of the War of 1812 battle at Crysler Farm, Restoration architect P.J. Stokes, S.J. Bellamy Flour Mill, Saint Larence River, Samuel Chancey and HIram Bellamy NOrth Augusta, sawmill, Seaway Project Lost Villages, single cylinder reciprocating steam engine and horizontal return tube boiler, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Riverside Ontario, ST. Lawrence Parks Commission, St. Lawrence River, St. Lawrence Seaway, stacked lumber, stage coach, steam driven flour mill, Steam flour mill, stooking, Telegraph Signal Tower, the tin shop, The Travelling Tiltons, Tilton Tonic, Tinsmith, tourist buses, tourist population, tow scow, Upper canada Spinning and Carding Mill, Upper Canada Village, verticla saw, Village blacksmith, Village broom-maker, Village Store, war of 1812, water turbine, Water-driven Asseltine Woolen Mill, Willard's Hotel, womens 19th century clothing, wool drying racks, woolen mill, working farm | Leave a comment

Springtime flowers of Ottawa, Ontario

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Ron

Springtime flowers of Ottawa, Ontario Ottawa is famous for its annual Tulip Festival but once the tulips begin to fade, there are plenty of flowers just waiting for their moment in the sun. For today’s blog, here are a few … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged andrew haydon park, annual tulip festival, Canada Geese, full bloom, goslings, irises, maplelawn garden, moment in the sun, national gallery of canada, ottawa ontario, Ottawa River, sailboat on Britannia Bay, shite flowering bush, Spitea, spring flowers, springtime flowers, van gogh exhibit, vincent van gogh | Leave a comment

2011 Ottawa-Gatineau Christmas Bird Survey, Gatineau, Quebec

Posted on December 18, 2011 by Ron

2011 Ottawa-Gatineau Christmas Bird Count, Gatineau, Quebec The sun is now up and I am out on a Christmas Bird Count with my birder friends, Ralph and Gerhard.

Posted in Bird Survey Outings, Canada Explorer, Gatineau/Hull/Aylmer, Ottawa, Quebec | Tagged American Robin Turdus migratorius Merle d'Amerique, aylmer, Bate Island, bird survey, black squirrels, Canada Geese, Canada Goose, Canada Goose Branta canadensis Bernache du Canada, CBC, Chickadee, chickadees, christmas bird, Christmas Bird Count, coloration, Deschenes Rapids, Downy Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker Picoides pubescens Pic mineur, Eastern Greay Squirrel Sciurus carolinensis Ã‰cureuil gris, Gatineau, gatineau quebec, great blue heron, Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias Grand HÃ©ron, grey squirrel, Hairy woodpecker, Hairy Woodpecker Picoides villosus Pic chevelu, Highbush Cranbery, House Sparrow, House Sparrow Passer domesticus Moineau domestique, Ice forming on creek, mallard, Mallard Anas platyrhynchos Canard colvert, Mourning Dove, Mourning Dove Zenaida macroura Tourterelle triste, OFNC, Ontario Field Naturalists Club, Ottawa River, picnic table, Plume Grass, rapids, Robin, snow on the ground, staghorn sumac, steady breeze, Wild Grapes, XMAS Bird Survey | Leave a comment

Apple Bossom Blizzard

Posted on May 23, 2011 by Ron

Today we decided to take our bikes and wander through the bike and walking paths of Kanata’s Beaverbrook and Kanata Lakes subdivisions and then checked out the progress of the construction work on the Terry Fox extension and then arrived … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged Apple Blossoms, apple trees, azalea, beaver pond, beaverbrook, bicycling trail, Canada Geese, cocoon, construction work, cycling, drops of rain, foget-me-nots, hosta, Kanata, kanata lakes, light drizzle, lytle park, Ontario, Ottawa, planned community, poison ivy, rain came down, springtime, terry fox, Variegated hosta leaves, walkways, windy day | 1 Comment

Andrew Haydon Park and the Brant, Nepean, Ontario

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Ron

After visiting Shirley’s Bay, I drove along to Andrew Haydon Park on the Ottawa River. When I go out with my camera, I sometimes have a specific theme in mind. On other days,such a this one, I just photograph what … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged andrew haydon park, birders, Brant, Brant (Branta bernicla), Brant Goose, Branta bernicl, branta bernicla, Canada, Canada Geese, Canada Goose, dandelion, day in the sun, flock, goslings, grass, hodge podge, Nepean, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa River, photograph, photographer, small goose, young couple | 1 Comment

Lower Jock River by Richmond, Ontario

Posted on April 3, 2011 by Ron

The Jock River flows from farmlands near Munster, Ontario, passes through Richmond, Ontario and continues downstream to where it empties into the Rideau River below Hearts Desire weir. I had previously photographed other parts of the Jock River but not … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Jock River, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged Canada Geese, Canada Geese Flying, Canada Geese landing, Canada Geese standing, canoe, eagleson road, Eagleson Road Bridge, farmlands, kayak race, Lower Jock River, nature walk, Ontario, Richmond, Rideau RIver, RVCA, snowdrops, weather | 1 Comment

Ottawa Greenbelt Trails – Sarsaparilla Trail

Posted on April 2, 2011 by Ron

After dropping off my father following our earlier outing to Ashton, Ontario, I decided that a stop at nearby Sarsaparilla Trail might yield some photo opportunities. I rather hoped that I might get some nice shots of the white-breasted nuthatches … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails, Sarsaparilla Trail | Tagged Canada Geese, chickadees, Deer, Greenbelt, Hairy woodpecker, mallards, marshland, nuthatches, open water, Ottawa, paper birch, photo opportunities, photographer, sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla Trail, sentier, Sentier des Salsepareilles, tee shirts, woodpecker | 1 Comment

Constance Lake, Ontario

Posted on April 19, 2009 by Ron

Constance Lake, Ontario Our plan was a simple one. Put our canoes into Constance Creek at Thomas A. Dolan Parkway and paddle/pole our way along Constance Creek until we reached Constance Lake. Not a long distance but an interesting trip … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged beaver house, Blad Eagle, Canada Geese, canoe, Constance Creek, Constance Lake, fishermen, Midland Painted Turtle, Tree Swallow | Leave a comment

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