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Waterloo Region Crime Prevention
The building was originally constructed in 1878 as the Governor’s House, the residence of the gaoler for the Waterloo County Gaol.
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Oktoberfest Thanksgiving Day Parade
It’s touching and exciting to be here, surrounded by so many people who have helped build and support this wonderful community.
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Settlers’ Fork
Settlers’ Fork was a hub for pioneer activity along the riverbanks and became a centre for transportation, trade, and settlement development in the region. The early roads and river crossings near Settler’s Fork facilitated travel and commerce within the township,…
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Piper’s Glen Park
My daughter came home to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with us.
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Victoria Park
It was pretty chilly today. My wife stuck close to me while we walked.
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Pumpkin
When we visited Woodstock, the city was giving away pumpkins during the fall festival. I picked a nice one and set it on my porch for decoration.
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Knox Presbyterian Church, Woodstock
The last photo from Knox Presbyterian Church.
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Woodstock Museum National Historic Site
The building was originally constructed in 1853 as the town’s first municipal hall. Over the decades, as Woodstock grew, the building served as the town’s first market, first public assembly hall, first fire hall, first police lock-up, first municipal offices,…
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Woodstock Public Library
Architectural Archives, Carnegie Library, Classical Revival, Doors Open, Neoclassical, Ontario, WoodstockWoodstock Public Library was built in 1909 with a $24,000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation.
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Woodstock Art Gallery
In 2011, the Woodstock Art Gallery relocated to this historic John White Company building, which was built in 1879.
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Settlers’ Fork
Where the Grand River and the Speed River meet. I didn’t know there was such a scenic spot nearby to catch a beautiful sunset.
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John Bricker Rd, Cambridge
We walked on a skinny trail yesterday, so today I picked a nice wide road for our evening walk.
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Schneider Park
The trail was so narrow and unmaintained that only one person could barely walk along it. My wife’s complaints never stopped throughout the walk saying that this is like how our marriage is, and that I always lead her down…
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Grand River Conservation Trail
Many worries come to mind. Looking down at the river, I cast them all on the Lord.
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Schneider Creek & Doon Village Rd
These days, we are walking the same path we walked during the pandemic. Back then, walking the trail was the only thing we could do outdoors.
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Bowmanville Creek Fish Ladder
Salmon return to the freshwater rivers where they were born to spawn. This journey can be thousands of kilometres. After spawning, most die. Dead salmon’s bodies give food and nutrients to nature.
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Canada Geese
Canada geese can travel up to 3,000–5,000 kilometers during migration. They move north (often to Canada or the northern U.S.) to breed and raise their young in spring and summer and fly south to warmer areas (southern U.S., sometimes even…
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Let’s Call It A Day!
Our team has been going through a tough time recently, and our manager had to make a hard decision today. After a long day.
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Pioneer Park Library
We parked at the library and took a walk. When we stopped by Tim Hortons to grab a coffee, the blue sky was covered with fast-moving clouds. If we had left Tim Hortons just a minute later, we’d have looked…
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The Gaslight District
It was a historic industrial site that had formerly been used by an old foundry and manufacturing complex. The name refers to the era when the streets of what was then the town of Galt were lit by real gas…
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McDougall Cottage Historic Site
McDougall Cottage was built around 1858. In 1901, the cottage was sold to a second Scottish family — the Bairds. They added a rounded portico at the front door and enclosed a sun porch overlooking the river. Around 1906–1907, the…
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Cambridge City Archives
The building was built in 1858, originally serving as the town hall for what was then the town of Galt. In 1990, it became the home of the City of Cambridge Archives.
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Conestoga Student Recreation Centre
SRC(Student Recreation Centre) was built the year I started my major program. I haven’t used this facility since I went to the Cambridge campus.
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Apple Tree
My wife absolutely loves apples. Whenever we run out of apples in the fridge, she says we need to buy more. If we planted an apple tree in our yard, would she be happy?
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