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!
In a tiny village, Marilyn finds a number of outdoor attractions and a comfortable B&B
The home of an Indian tycoon now houses a museum, as well as some secrets
Jonathan L offers some of the highlights of the Grand Master’s Palace in Valletta, Malta
The dome is round, but inside a variety of shapes vie for attention and guide visitors to exhibits and a view of the parliament itself
DrFumblefinger is surprised by the many balconies he spotted in the historic core of downtown Lima.
An antique street fair was being held on S. Virginia Street — hence the crowd
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A visit to the beautiful Tiffany-filled Wade Chapel at the historic Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland
Really beautiful!