After lunch we wandered about a bit. Heather, Sue's sister, had a nice chat with an alpaca.
Then the ladies sat for a few minutes, enjoying the fine weather, while I wandered about and took a few more photos.
I liked this truck although it wasn't parked in the most photogenic spot ever.
You can see the window, above, is partly open. I was able to wiggle my camera through it and snap a picture. So, that's what I did, just because I could. The wide angle lens quite distorts things, but it did help me to get a lot in the shot.
I hope you brought home lots of maple syrup too! Loved the bench seat in the truck...wonder when the last time I sat on one was. Ah nostalgia!
ReplyDeleteThe truck is a beauty. Great find.
ReplyDeleteI had noticed that truck. Yes, what a wonderful drive and photogenic spot. Yes, hope you brought home lots of maple things.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! I don't imagine we'll go back anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteWe took the grandies awhile back. They're getting busier with old age, though.
Hubby cannot have dairy, yeast, or eggs, wo it is really pointless. I miss pancakes!
The alpaca would be good company.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fine old truck! Some years ago we had a blue one of similar vintage. I wish we'd kept it.
ReplyDeleteI love the way that you take us along with you as you take the pictures. Also the floral displays in your last post were lovely.
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ReplyDeleteThe birds are beautiful as are the truck images!
Do you know the story of that old beast? Is it just someone's truck for driving or is it abandoned/stored there for some reason?
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Pipe. It's at a maple sugar camp. Although it is privately owned, they have a few museum pieces. Actually, a couple of genuine museums ad not just pieces.
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