A while ago (OK... it was the end of March and we are now in the beginning of July), Zeke and I went on a nice long walk towards the old section of Boucherville. This year Canada is celebrating 150 years, Montreal is celebrating 375 and Boucherville, 350. I promise to retake a walk and give you summer views - should Mother Nature be nice enough to allow for a non-rain-filled day when I am NOT working!)
This is a good decent walk from my home to the heart of my town and definitely a great place to bring my camera. There are ancestral homes, a few ruins and a fabulous church to visit, to name but a few. I thought you might enjoy a little visit into Old Boucherville.
Beautifully secluded, hidden away and only visible from this overpass. Love!
The idea of having an almost wrap-around balcony on the second floor...
A bright yellow spot
To think my father considered purchasing this one. Darn him for not!
If I can't have a red door, I'll take a red roof
Ste. Famille Parish, facing the St. Lawrence River
A little haiku
A fiery hedge.
Zeke. Just because