Ontario’s Niagara peninsula is one of Canada’s best fruit-growing regions. Cherries, plums and peaches do very well in this climate, as do grapes (and with them an ever increasing number of wineries). While exploring this region near St. Catherines a few years back, we came across this beautiful field of roses covering the ground with a rainbow of color, not unlike the tulip fields of Holland. Well worth pulling off the road for a few photos!
Jonathan L explores the home town of John Steinbeck, Salinas, California
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Jonathan L finds an old bar still functioning in Fajardo, Puerto Rico
A group of friends enjoying St. Patrick’s Day stop for a photo.
DrFumblefinger shares some photos from his local county fair in Idaho.
DrFumblefinger visits the oldest section of Rabat, a fortress built onto a hill overlooking the ocean.
A group of friends enjoying St. Patrick’s Day stop for a photo.
DrFumblefinger hikes the Stanley Glacier Trail, located in eastern British Columbia. It is a memorable hike through a beautiful area.
Really beautiful!