Whatever! It was time to remedy that sorry situations by visiting Tims and then taking coffee and sandwiches to our favourite spot, right new our favourite tee. I think it's everyone's favourite tree, which is here in this shot.
That shot was looking upriver from where we sat. Here is a downriver shot. Sue is off to the right.
Across the river was a line of seagulls — for awhile anyway.
Then, the paddlers came, mostly kids from the canoe club daycamp not very far downstream.
We stayed for about an hour and a half, reading and gazing for awhile after eating. There were others enjoying the day.
It was good to get out and enjoy a very fine summer's day in this grand little park in this fine little town..
Such a beautiful area. You are lucky to have it available for soul restoration.
ReplyDeleteLovely idyllic scene. No wonder you go there for picnicking--and just for solace for the soul.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty area. great captures, beautiful reflections!!! we picnic in spring and fall, it's a little too warm right now!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely place for a picnic, AC. Paradise.
ReplyDeletePerhaps I should pack up a picnic and go off somewhere nice for the day. The sun is shining, should be gorgeous today.
ReplyDeleteSo glorious to have that space.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely river, isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteNice to get out and enjoy an outdoor picnic and it's easy to see why that tree is a favorite spot.
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