Sandra: Where do you want to go?
Gordon: I don't know, I thought we might just follow the Tay River.
Sandra: O-Tay! (Humour)
The sun came out here around noon so we headed west. Unfortunately the sun didn't follow us but we did follow the Tay River. We followed it backwards from where it empties into the Lower Rideau Lake to it's inception at Bob's Lake near Bolingbroke. So, we traveled a lot of back roads today and the car looks like it's been mud wrestling!
The Tay River emptied into Lower Rideau River |
This is at Bowes' Mill - the old mill is on the left |
This is another old building at Bowes' Mill - has a gas pump in front of it but building is vacant |
The Tay |
Probably a Bohemian Waxwing-there were a lot of them around |
The Tay |
The Tay |
The Tay |
Common Mergansers & 2 geese in the distance |
Merganser closeup |
And they're off! |
This was a lovely well-kept old barn-there were more outbuildings painted the same |
A Canada goose along the Tay |
Aliens or snowmobiles? |
We really were on back roads today |
The Tay River begins at Bob's Lake at Bolingbroke Here's a little map of our drive today. We did backtrack quite a bit so it's not exactly where we went, but it's close. |
Very pretty pictures!!
ReplyDeleteLovely area, and pictures. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSeems so strange to see you taking pictures with snow, and we are running our air conditioners!
Happy Trails, Penny, TX
It looks like spring can't be far behind.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! It just looks too cold. Spring is on the way. Hope there's no white stuff when we get there.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous "Currier & Ives" photos!
ReplyDeleteI love the Merganser walking on water!
So much snow still on the ground!
Hugs to keep you warm,
Kathy
PS You're right, I did end up spending that much, she had great deals! LOL