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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

Winterlude 2012 – Canada’s National Capital Region – Confederation Park in the Daylight

Posted on February 4, 2012 by Ron

– February 4th – Winterlude 2012 – Canada’s National Capital Region – Confederation Park in the Daylight The previous night I enjoyed watching the fireworks and then heading over to Confederation Park (location) to see the carvers in action. Lots … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Ottawa | Tagged alexandria ontario, art project, bal de neige, Canada's Capital Region, canada's captial, Confederation Park, daylight hours, fabrics, food vendors, ice carvers, Ice carving, ice sculpture, ice sculptures, lost mitten mountain by karina bergans, mitten mountain, Ontario, Ottawa, park location, perfect blue, phalos by nicole dextras - fabic and ice artwork creation, Rideau Canal, sparkle, textile art, tourist attraction, video footage, winterlude, Winterlude 2012, wntertainment, wolves | Leave a comment

Winter Solstice – One long night

Posted on December 22, 2011 by Ron

Winter Solstice – One long night Well, hope every one in the Northern Hemisphere feels like they had a good night’s sleep. Certainly couldn’t complain about the sun keeping us up all night could we? December 21st marks the point … Continue reading →

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