Canada Day Weekend
We had a very Canadian weekend on Canada Day. An Adirondack chair made of hockey sticks.
Time spent on a fresh water lake in cottage country.
Time sitting in the hot sun drinking beer.
Views of gorgeous trees and the lake from inside a cottage.
Visiting outside in the setting sun.
Travelling by boat to get to a supper invitation.
Montreal bagels en plein air.
Jumping in the lake and staying there for the better part of the afternoon.
A piper arriving from the other side of the lake playing O Canada.
The same piper as he left at the end of the day playing a bit of Canadian rock 'n' roll.
A wonderful and memorable Canada Day weekend fer sure!
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5 comments:
What a wonderful weekend Ronna......beautiful place you stayed at and how cool is that chair?
Bet it was hard to leave and head home again.......
Claire :}
Most of us can remember being at a lake - swimming,eating, boating,etc. but a PIPER? Lots of fun.
How very, very Canadian. Brings back all kinds of memories for me of spending time on the lake as a kid. Love the pic of you and Richard in the boat, looking windblown and carefree.
What a perfect way to spend a long weekend!
This July 1st marks 151th Canada day. It is an occasion when one hundred and fifty-one years ago Canada got freedom from British Empire, earlier it was a colony of Britain. It is celebrated with great zeal and passion every year. In 1867, July the first, Canada became a federation of four colonies, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, and it became a self-governing Dominion of Great Britain.
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