But in the morning, Ruth and her dad went for their daily walk.
Near Morris Island.
Ruth's dad, Tony.
A snake. Dunno what kind.
Then they went into Arnprior to do some grocery shopping. Arnprior is the nearest town that has any services, it has a population of about 8,500 people.
Arnprior museum. I think it used to be the post office.
The main drag. Arnprior is interesting because there is no Walmart store, and the downtown area is still pretty active despite being only 20 minutes or so from the outskirts of Ottawa.
It poured for about 10 minutes.
Then it cleared up and Ruth and I went for our 5 km (3 mile) walk.
Walk in the country.
The corn is starting to come up.
Today, we're doing a road trip down to Lake Ontario and the city of Kingston where we worked for a couple of summers. Just a nice day to go for a drive and visit some people we may not see again for a while.
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Have a great Saturday!
I think it's so wonderful that there is still a small town that seems to be surviving. So many of them are dying.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great downtown area.
ReplyDeleteSmall towns, country living - just can't be beat! Looks like a great area to go back home to even if it's just for a little while. Love the curved rows of corn! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteTony's looking pretty spry.
ReplyDeleteHowdy R&K,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE SMALL TOWNS AND OLD BUILDINGS!!! Ruth's dad is a distinguished-looking gentleman, ready to go hiking!! I think it's a chicken-snake of some sort. How come you are always behind Ruth when
hiking?? She is taking some serious steps!! I wish we had some of that rain!! Whoever planted that corn was nipping on a bottle of it from the looks of the rows!! The pics are wonderful!! I GOING, I'M
GOING, JUST GIVE ME TIME!!! SLAVE DRIVER!! hee hee hee
I love smaller towns so much better than big cities. Great photos. Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteSmall town, villages and on the farm in the country is so peaceful, just love it.
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