Point of View

Where are we, and what is Sue looking at?

Long time readers should soon be able to answer correctly: if not the name of the place, at least what it is.  You may already see enough in the background to inform you. If you are a newer reader, since the pandemic anyway, you likely don't know although I have posted about it once, just last fall.

Now you see more of the background, but you are looking away from what my lady is looking at. Perhaps my lumberjacket-style coat helps although that thought just comes to me now.

Heather is being a card and holding up an orange slice

Now, take a gander at our plates.

Yes, we are at the sugar shack – Wheelers Pancake House and Sugar Camp. It's located deep in the hinterland, about 45 minutes from home.

Although the maple syrup season is all but done for the year, they keep the restaurant going all year, and this was our traditional spring pilgrimage. We often make the excursion twice a year — once in spring and once in autumn — often, but not always.

We put off our spring trip until Heather was visiting because we have visited several times with her, and it's an experience that we all enjoy. After the snowfall of the library talk, the day was sunny and also warm – in a modest Canadian-April way if you understand.

So, what had Sue been staring at in the first photo? It is behind her in this photo.

Yes, it was the grand fireplace that caught her attention, especially since her photo theme this week is Point of View. So she got her phone to the base of the fireplace and took a picture looking up, which is a grand point of view, don't you think?

And . . . we made a selfie with Sue's phone. I held it, and Sue triggered it from her watch.

Nice trip, good food, great company: what an enjoyable and satisfying few hours