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Showing posts with label Canada 2012 Day 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada 2012 Day 5. Show all posts

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Giant spiders, dinner, Embassy Row, and T & T

As we left the Parliament Hill area, I snapped a quick glimpse of this...

Egads! A giant spider...

Saturday, February 02, 2013

BeaverTails and ice cream

The word "beaver" conjures up many images such as this old photo of Jerry Mathers...

as, "The Beaver"... (that's from an old black and white show called "Leave it to Beaver" for you young 'uns out there)

Now this photo shows the best and words of both words...

Actually, "bieber" does mean beaver in German...

But what most dirty minded guys associate with the word "beaver" (which has now been mentioned four times) is this...

More of Ottawa

After snacking on and off at the ByWard Market, we walked around some of the main streets in Ottawa, the capital city of Canada and the fourth largest city in their nation...

I found the fish on the stone coat of arms interesting. There were several variations found as decorative elements on a building we passed by.

The heat was quite oppressive coupled with high humidity...yet we didn't want to miss out while we were in Canada's capital...

Friday, December 21, 2012

Canada Day 5 - Ottawa, Part 1

We'd arrived in Ottawa in the wee early hours of the morning and were fortunate enough to stay at the lovely home of C's best friend from high school. The next morning we were up and raring to go...

Here we were in Ottawa, the capitol city of Canada, the second largest city in Ontario, and the fourth largest city in the world...

Armed with several tips on where to go, we headed out in search of food and adventure...

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Canada Trip - Day 5 Highlights

After our 8 hour trek from the Island to Ottawa, we spent the night at C's friend's home in the nation's capital. Their neighborhood is about a twenty minute walk away to Parliament Hill...

Of course, we didn't walk that day. The heat and humidity were oppressive.

We headed over to the city's oldest market...