This album contains photos from trips outside Toronto, reflecting the under-sung loveliness that we find as we explore Ontario.
Note: As of Summer 2015, instead of creating albums on our blog we are speeding up the process for ourselves and simply linking to ‘Google Albums’
Google Albums (from Summer 2015 on)
Ottawa: WordCamp 2017 weekend and celebrating Canada 150 in our capital
History and Culture in Kingston (Google Album) – June 2017
Photos of our ‘Summer on the Rideau’ (Google Album) – July 2015
Older Albums
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Skating on Galeairy Lake at Couples Resort. Pristine ice, dark skies and powder falling!
The view from our bedroom at Couples Resort - you can see where we skated the night before.
Hot tub on our deck at Couples Resort - a great start to the day, even at -26C, though I had a preview of and older Paul, his hair graying as I watched!
Fireplace in our bedroom at Couples Resort
Breakfast in our room at Couples resort - in front of the fire
Couples Resort from the other side of Galeairy Lake
Looking down Galeairy Lake
Getting ready to ride through the forest
Snow-riding at the edges of Algonquin Park
Snow-riding at the edges of Algonquin Park
Snow-riding at the edges of Algonquin Park
Snow-riding at the edges of Algonquin Park
Snow-riding at the edges of Algonquin Park
Safely back to base! Paul had barely ridden before, Gina not for more than 25 years, though it seemed to come back easily (I was proud of myself for mounting easily first time without the mounting block!)
Snowshoe demonstration by park rangers in Algonquin Park
Snowshoeing in 60 cm of powder in Algonquin Park - breaking the trail would have been hard work!
Valentine's Day Heart in Algonquin Park!
Snowshoeing in Algonquin Park
Snowshoeing in Algonquin Park
Snowshoeing in Algonquin Park - the beaten track
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