Sunday, 27 December 2009

Sunday December 27, 2009-Upper Canada Village

I started out for my walk this morning but the snow was too soft to walk on and I kept sinking in to my knees so just took a few photos of the ice storm and came home and shoveled Nancy's walk.

This tree had some damage

Lots of ice on the trees

This afternoon we went out and bought me my own tripod in anticipation of our little road trip late this afternoon.

We headed south to the Morrisburg area (Morrisburg is where I went to high school and where I lived when I was married to husband #1).

This photo of the sunset was taken from the dock in Morrisburg.

While there we were also able to update the roaming on our Verizon cell phones as Waddington, NY is right across the St. Lawrence River so we were able to get the Verizon signal.

Then on to Upper Canada Village for their Alight at Night Show.

Here are some photos of the lights that I took around the village with my camera and my new tripod.





It's about 1 1/2 hours or so to Upper Canada Village from here so we arrived there for the Alight at Night opening at sunset and got back to Kanata shortly after 8 p.m. That's the second time we've been there since it started years ago and boy was it crowded tonight. I guess the temperature being above freezing contributed to that. Last time we were there there weren't nearly as many people but we also nearly froze to death.

6 comments:

  1. Nice pictures Sandra, I didn't realize Upper Canada Village had a light display.

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  2. Your new tripod is serving you very well:))

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  3. Thanks for posting the pictures of the lights. I like the season even more because of them
    Try and stay warm.

    Chris, in not as cold as you Indiana.

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  4. Looks very pretty, but cold!
    Lovely pictures,as usual, Sandra.
    I have to lean against a post to keep the camera steady, so I guess I will have to invest in a tripod, too. Of course, it would help if I had a better camera!!
    Happy Trails, Penny, TX

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  5. I hadn't realized how many movies were made at Upper Canada Village. The whole place is for rent as a movie set, how interesting. They have wardrobe, props, etc., and really make a professional deal out of renting out the town.
    Happy Trails, Penny, TX

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  6. Gorgeous light displays. Thanks for posting them.

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