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vaneramosThe Stokes Farm Trial Gardens were closed, but across the road was a rose trial. I couldn't resist stopping and wading around. The fragrance was too real to be described.
Niagara Falls was bedlam: thousands and thousands of people, and parking cost $17.75. Fortunately we weren't especially concerned about seeing the falls. We parked at a distance and walked to the greenhouse full of tropical birds. 500 metres from the falls, free admission, and practically no one was there, an exotic, peaceful paradise.
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dakoopst arrived safely. He and Brenna get on a little too famously. It's scary.
We're taking her home this morning, then heading to the cottage for several days, so we'll be out of internet contact.
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Date: 2006-07-09 01:33 pm (UTC)when i first came to Canada Corry wanted to show me the falls. We drove down there all the way from London and when i saw them i cried. I was so disappointed and shocked. All this concrete and business stuff. I felt the falls were " caged" like an animal in the zoo. I couldn't bear being there for long. It hurt so much. I was glad Corry understood and wasn't mad at me.
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Date: 2006-07-16 04:10 pm (UTC)Those days at the cottage were marvellous. The weather was a bit rainy, but warm, perfect for just hanging out and relaxing.
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