I had to take a quick trip back to Mennonite country. Everything is so quaint in Saint Jacobs, it really is like you've stepped back in time to the days of Little House on the Prairie. I was surprised these benches weren't in use, they look so inviting under those trees.
I hope everyone is having a great weekend. It looks like we're going to get some much-needed rain today. That will be good for my garden and my blogs!
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My sister - from Kingston - is hitting the St Jacobs market this weekend. I'd love to be there with her.
Some very nice benches...
Oh I bet they're all in there doing their shopping Halcyon, they'll be out to sit on those benches any minute now I bet!!Glad to hear about the rain, it's always so welcome after a long dry spell, enjoy!
La prochaine fois que tu y retournes, il faudra que tu mettes un bonnet et que tu prennes un autoportrait...
Not much rain! Good for shopping at the market.
I expected that there be some faint writing on that wall that goes back to the 1890s. But it looks like these "general merchants" are still in business. It's truly a lovely town!
A neat place to visit -- great reminder of "olden days."
Nice shot. Enjoy your Sunday.
Did you take advantage of these vacant seats? Enjoy the showers.
I like the benches it's a beautiful scenery and very well captured
Léia
I seat in the shade sounds very inviting.
We got rain, I hope you did too.
I think I will see this photo again on another blog soon. :-)
Sadly we didn't get the rain we needed. And in other sad news, my computer is having problems so I can't post any new photos. :( Looks like I'm going to have to take it to the doctor.
looks very inviting indeed
A nice spot in the shade. Hope you get that computer fixed soon!
I'll just say I hope your special day is filled with fun and wonderful things and that you get that darn computer fixed asap. Must be very frustrating for you with a dead computer.
Great light and great place.
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