The subtitle for this post is:"National muck spreading day". We saw, and smelled, so many farmers out working on their fields yesterday and it continued today. All of the south shore got "muck spread".
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Luckily breakfast was in the village, not the countryside.
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It was a bakery
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and a restaurant.
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The walls covered with art work
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by a local artist.
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We had the champigons et brie omelette with a croissant, which passed all my mothers criteria (pulls apart easily leaving a slight grease of butter and a few crumbs on the fingers, crispy outside, doughy and elastic inside). There was no need to, but we dipped it in the confiture provided.
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We took the shoreline route for a while and stopped to take a picture of the same lighthouse as we did on the way. A much clearer day.
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Still masses of Snow Geese around
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their heads stained from foraging along the mucky shoreline.
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It was rather a boring drive along the TransCanada south of Quebec City and Montreal and we were unused to the amount of traffic, especially trucks.
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In Ontario you have to watch for deer and moose simultaneously, but only at night.
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| Glad to get to Pakenham, Mark and Emma's place, where we will get a days rest from driving. |
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Meanwhile, back in Port Dover, Rick has Spellbound ready to go in the water. Photo by Rick.
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And my garden is looking lovely. Photo by Rick.
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