Very cool day celebrating with Scott, Cheryl, Alex and Carter, and all of Cheryl's relatives.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Quebec
At the inspiration of my brother Bruce, Susan and I drove to Quebec city to be with him and his wife, Irena, and their son Marlin, and my Sister Barbara and husband Bill. We had three days in an apartment rented in the city, and it was wonderful to be with them. The city may be the most lovely city in North America.
and
| Up very early the first morning for a walk along the battlements of the fortress, and then down to the promenade in front of "the most photographed hotel in North America" the Hotel Fontenac |
| Susan and I took our first morning when we were there by our selves, and drove north to the Ille d'Orleans, where we had lunch. |
| Print at the restaurant of the "Titanic" |
| And a model of the "Charles Lawson" the only seven-masted ship ever built. |
| Interior, Notre Dame Cathedral |
| The organ loft |
| Walking up to the promenade, Bruce (L) and Bill |
| Bill, Irena, Susan, Bruce, Barbara |
| The old Town |
| Looking up the hill towards the hotel |
| A great town for walking |
| The oldest church in Quebec in the old town |
| Organ loft |
| Alter |
| Mural in the old town showing the historic personages in Quebec's history |
| Lunch at a tavern, Old Town |
| Back up the hill on the funiculaire to the New Town |
| We stopped in Sherbrooke, Can. at O'Reilly's Tavern on the drive home. What a magnificent bar! |
| the ceiling! |
| Our wonderful B&B in Franklin, NH, the Atwood Inn. One of the warmest and most pleasant we have ever enjoyed. |
| the guests common room |
| The Atwood Inn Very highly recommended! |
| our wonderful hosts, Sandi and Fred Hoffmeister |
| a walk the next morning before hitting the road |
| And here we are celebrating Thanksgiving at Oak Point L to R, Ken, Oliver, Jackson, Scott, Alex, Cheryl, Carter, Susan, Erin |
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Cooper's Hawk, Pratt Farm, etc
I've played a lot of gigs lately (Children's concerts, (Cape Symphony), Mozart's "Requiem" (Chatham Chorale), and this week, "Curtain" at Hingham High School), so I've been remiss on blogging, but today I am catching up. Misc. photos from the past few weeks.
| This Cooper's hawk was at Daniel Webster Farm, dining on what appeared to be a small bird. |
| And a crow, voicing his displeasure at the hawk's presence |
A year-round Song Sparrow
| The Chute-Montmorency above Quebec opposite the Ile d'Orleans |
| Pratt Farm |
| Susan, showing her great courage in crossing a questionable bridge to a little isle. As Alex put it some weeks before, "I don't know about this!" |
| Almost perfect |
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