Here's my first batch of photos of our trip:
Entering the region, it was a lovely day, moderately warm and very sunny. The perfect day for travel. The trip took almost 2 hours considering the traffic was great and Steve sometimes think the highway is the Indy 500! He is a great driver but abit too fast at times!
one of the wineries we visited, in the background, a tour and the vineyard...
Our b&b, called The SchoolMasters' House, because back in 1818, it was owned by a teacher who taught in the house. The owners now, bought furnishings of that period for the main house, but the rooms are furnished with different themes, our room was called the GardenView because we have a beautiful view of their amazing garden and decorated with a French country look, with lots of yellow and blue, a delightful room it was too.
We had our own entrance at the side of the house on the second floor. Lots of privacy and peace and quiet.....
Steve peeking through the clematis...
such a pretty garden with lots of places to lounge.....
we spotted this fox nearby.....
some of the lovely homes in the neighbourhood....
views from the park, Lake Ontario, the photo on the right is a view across the lake, if you click on the photo you can see Toronto's CN tower!!
a little window shopping before dinner....
dinner at a nice italian restaurant, i had a vegetarian lasagne (something mild because i was'nt feeling well from eating too much clotted cream at a tea room and too much wine tasting) and Steve had a spicy pasta with andouille sausage....the restaurant had the nerve to charge for bread which we declined....that's unheard of!!
Virgil, Ontario, downtown, the clock tower is famous for being in the
Christmas movie 'Its a Wonderful Life' with Jimmy Stewart. Wow!
We had a lovely first day and walked around after dinner through the quiet and beautiful streets back to our b&b, and walked through the cemetary on the way, i was abit nervous, having never walked in one at night before, and Steve had the audacity to hide on me while i was reading a gravestone, and popped out behind a stone and scared me! Bad Steven!! I screamed of course! Hope i did'nt wake anyone, hee!
We had a lovely first day and walked around after dinner through the quiet and beautiful streets back to our b&b, and walked through the cemetary on the way, i was abit nervous, having never walked in one at night before, and Steve had the audacity to hide on me while i was reading a gravestone, and popped out behind a stone and scared me! Bad Steven!! I screamed of course! Hope i did'nt wake anyone, hee!
6 comments:
Pat, what lovely pictures! I enjoyed them so much! What a lovely little village! Sounds like you had an amazing time besides the clotted cream and Steve hiding on you in the cemetery, hee hee!
looks like a fun time was had
I guess bad clotted cream experiences run in the family
nice pics
C
Great photos! My mother and her husband just got back from a trip to Niagra on the Lake!
WHAT FUN!! Oh, it is lovely, just amazingly lovely!!! I can't say enough! How wonderful and romantic!!! I love cemetaries! Never walked in one by night??? WhAT??? oh. wait til I get my hands on you! The things and places... BOO
Wow, you stayed in some lovely places!
I really enjoyed Niagra on the Lake. Your pictures are great. What a beautiful B&B you stayed at. If we ever go back, I'll look that one up.
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