Our strange journey through this year continues and what a weird time it is. I feel I have been in the back yard and that is about it. But I have visited the small towns about us and looking back over the month I realise I have actually been doing something!
Hope you enjoy this look at Southern Ontario in the summer time
For some reason there are a lot of classic cars about here. Someone told me it was because of the long winters and something to do in the garage! Whatever the reason, old truck is a favorite of mine. I also know that this one goes, as I saw someone driving it the other day
I love seeing these in the fields, this could be any agricultural field, Ireland, Cambridge the Isle of Man. The same view for summer, I find it rather comforting
Classic shot as we whizz by, I almost missed it, the lines and all the shades of green! I also like how the barn roof is a dusty red and low. Just great colours and the bonus of the fact it is a speed shot, the wing mirror got in the picture on the left! (in case you missed it)
I could literally have a thousand farm pictures and this one they have patched that roof! But what about the scraggly tree! I like seeing the sweep of the land and the way the barn is tucked into the land. What about that blue sky, just amazing
The beach here is quite pebbly and I think that is a piece of flint! I can sit for hours on this beach and look out at the lake
This is Ayre a very small town near to us. Like every Ontario town both big and small huge works going on digging up the center. Summer is the time for capital projects!This pond was made by damming the river and you can see it was forest area, in the far left corner are the remnants of trees stumps. They dammed it to make a mill stream and had a working mill here
Ducks have settled in the mid day heat and the clouds are perfectly reflected
On my way to the Gallery, some geese decided that they had the right of way! They were making their way to the water, not a time to argue. They are a marvel to watch, they are so organised
And in Stratford they have some outside eating going on but I have never seen a half umbrella!? But bunting is festive, even if this is the backside parking!!! In Elora one day I saw this bike! What a laugh

This funeral home really had a great name! I was laughing out loud in the street on that one. Got a few funny looks, lady in face mask laughing....yup weird
And so is Bella, found her in her toy basket, I would say it looks uncomfortable and I think she is saying otherwise.....We inherited these with the house and they are fantastic. I now wait for their arrival with eager anticipation and this year they bloomed wonderfully
My birdbath perfect reflection pool
Wonky picture but the doors are wonderful, this is Fergus. Just spied the clouds reflected in the glass of the transom, pretty cool
Great door knocker!
Looks like a face on the mail box, just love it
The tin ceiling thing here is amazing, I have never really rated them but now I actively spy them out and I believe that other people do that too! They are totally wonderful and the workmanship quite something. This is a great example
Fergus has quite a few interesting buildings and the architecture seems very solid, it's Elora's neighbor. Elora has elaborate and delicate buildings and well Fergus is just robust. We were looking at the top floor and the tile pattern, so much detail. I had liked Elora best but Fergus was looking pretty good the day I was there
Of course the river isn't exactly the colour you would expect but that is from the run off and seemingly quite normal?Standing outside waiting to go into my favorite food shop and these balconies caught my eye, as did the clouds forming....it was quite a wait
First acorn
Even weeds are looking nice these days. This really is a bit of a meander blog, but then that's summer. Sort of lazy really but so colourful and as we know the reverse of this, well got to drink it all in









































Miranda I love your photos of lathe Ontario landscapes and flowers the cumulus blue skies of Ontario are amazing! And you have some much privacy in that beautifully lit backyard. Hope you are living your pool :-)
ReplyDeleteHello you, we certainly miss you in these parts! Yes backyard is a real haven and Damian swims daily. Sending hugs
DeleteDid Isaac get all of his hair cut or is it in a poney tail? I especially enjoyed your architectural photos!!Moss you!!
ReplyDeleteHair is still there for the Isaac. They plaited it for him. I love the different buildings that we have, they are really interesting and the details too. They really tell a story
DeleteThis blog brought me such joy as I journeyed with you through pictures. I recognize some of the shots:). As always I love to see the world through your eyes!
ReplyDeleteThank you, lovely to see your comments
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