But into each life some rain must fall and by Gagetown it was pouring. A great excuse to stop at the "Creekview" for lunch.
I was here (I placed my pin) ... and I ate French Onion soup and house made cornbread. Very good.
And after the rain the sun always shines ... by Fredericton it was beautiful, a day begging for pictures... (finally!)
The Garrison District was full of activity with lots of things to picture.
NIce photos, especially the ones with people in them. Were they dressed up to re-enact a specific time in history such as they do in Williamsburg, VA, (as well as a host of other place) or just to roughly match the period? The red chair photo looks familiar...
ReplyDeleteRichard the people dressed are historical interpreters and were re-enacting a changing of the guard...bringing history to life, so to speak.
DeleteKaren, it's thoughtful of the nice people of Fredericton to have immortalized your East Side tour in metal and stone. Should it happen, be sure to post a picture of the key to the city.
ReplyDeleteDavid - you noticed! I was thrilled that they made that sign just for me :o)
DeleteSo glad there was some sunshine after that rain.
ReplyDeleteI so miss bagpipes. We heard them all the time in BC and rarely do down here.
Ah, sun and bagpipes, it was exciting.
DeleteI really like the colorful chairs and very nice catch on the mandolin player and his friend. I'm enchanted by the expression on his face.
ReplyDeleteKeith the mandolin player and his friend were unaware I was watching them as they watched their friends perform the changing of the guard. I love catching people like that.
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