On one of the last days we spent in Canada we went to Upper Canada Village. A very educational and interesting place. A lot of the buildings here were moved from their original locations to make way for a new waterway. Whole villages were submerged under water as a result and Upper Canada Village was preserved as a reminder.
It was incredibly hot and yet life in those days went on. These kids have all the traditional garb on. I don't know how they could stand it.
The saw mill was by far the most interesting to observe in action.
A fancy lunch with the girls, Aunt Mandy and Nana.
The favorite Aunt Mandy.
Before leaving, we celebrated one more birthday. It was P-Nana's (Great Grandma) 101st birthday! This is one amazing woman! We love you P-Nana!
On one of the last days we spent in Canada we went to Upper Canada Village. A very educational and interesting place. A lot of the buildings here were moved from their original locations to make way for a new waterway. Whole villages were submerged under water as a result and Upper Canada Village was preserved as a reminder.
It was incredibly hot and yet life in those days went on. These kids have all the traditional garb on. I don't know how they could stand it.
The saw mill was by far the most interesting to observe in action.
A fancy lunch with the girls, Aunt Mandy and Nana.
The favorite Aunt Mandy.
Before leaving, we celebrated one more birthday. It was P-Nana's (Great Grandma) 101st birthday! This is one amazing woman! We love you P-Nana!
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