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The Best of 2021 - Part 1

The Best of 2021 - Part 1

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tags: Jennifer Kateryna Koval's'kyj Park, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, city, Deer Park, Iron Horse, art, Oriole Park, Cn Tower, midtown, Eglinton Park, Yonge Street, Lake Ontario, ice, icy, lake, Eglinton Avenue, construction, June Rowlands Park, snow, ebike, sunset, subway, train, Bloor Station, Queen Street East, St Clair Avenue, Robin, Alexander Wood, raindorps, raindrops, bikes, boxing, Davisville, street, photography, Dempsey Park, North York, Dempsey Brothers Store, Gibson House Museum, Gibson House, Things to do in Toronto, Gypsy Moth Caterpillar, Gypsy Moth, Caterpillar, SUP, Stand Up Paddle Board, Paddle Board, storm, ONStorm, weather, Subway, escalator, fountain, ferry, night, drone, birdseyeview, Toronto Island, Ferry, Gosling, Baby Goose, goose, nature, spring, summer, fall, winter, COVIDー19, circle, Village of Yorkville Park, Yorkville, Park, Ryerson, Ryerson University, X University, memorial, shoes, 2015, Every Child Matter, Every Child Matters, Biomorphic Concrete Bench, Biomorphic, Bench, park, Glen Edyth Drive Parkette, Glen Edyth Drive, Toronto Man, statue, public art, sculpture, Stephan Balkenhol, MacLennan Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, Rosedale, Pedestrian Bridge, Bridge, MacLennan Avenue, neighbourhood, neighborhood, Ravine, winding road, road, path, ravine, David A. Balfour Park, David A. Balfour, Sunnybrook Hospital, Mobile Health Unit, Sunnybrook, Health Unit, Mount Pleasant Road, rain, rainy, snowy, Bikes & Boxing, June Rowlands, field, grass, raindrop, dripping, Alexander Wood Statue, bird, robin, Sign of Spring, blue sky, sky, St Clair Avenue West, Queen Street, Queen Street E, east, Bloor, Eglinton, Eglinton Av, crosslinx, sunsetting, dusk, sundown, birds, orange sky, lake ontario, E-Bike @ Queen’s ParkCollege, E-Bike, Queen’s Park, College Street, rooftops, treetops
categories: Toronto, Ontario, Ontario Travel
Thursday 04.28.22
Posted by Ashley Duffus
 

Village of St Jacobs

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Here’s our continuation of our day trip to St Jacobs. Our blog on the Farmers’ Market can be found here (St. Jacobs Farmers Market). We didn’t have much time to explore the village of St Jacobs but we did get to go for a little walk. We managed to go into a few shops as well. Most stores have a no photography sign up in them so I did respect that.

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tags: Summer, St Jacobs, Ontario, Canada, Waterloo, Day Trip, day trip from Toronto, road trip, Ontario Travel, town, village, Conestogo River, River, Village Silos, Woolwich, quaint, Woolwich Township, Waterloo Region, St. Jacobs, historic, shopping, stores, shops, A Gift to Remember, Silos, Conestogo RIver, Conestogo, Hamel Brooms, Algonquin Vibes, Snider's Milling Co, Quarry, Quarry Communications, Canadian Felting Company, King Street N, Cellar 52, Farmer's Inn, Dominion Hotel, Pump, Trough, Horse, Pioneer Roller Flouring Mills, Snider Flour Milling Co., Tracktor, The Village Silos, Hamel, Brooms, Jon B. Martin Blacksmith Shop, collectables, collectibles, Timber Barn, stone detail, Mennonite, Mennonite Quilts, Handmade Quilts, mural, art, artisan, historical, history, walk, wagon wheels, quiant, Ashley L. Duffus, Culture, Community, Farmers, Pennsylvania, Waterloo County, horse-drawn buggies, horse drawn buggies, horse drawn wagons, St. Jacobs Country, Canada Felt Factory, Fab-met Manufacturing, Resurfice Corp, OLYMPIA, OLYMPIA ice resurfacers, ice-resurfacing machines, Township of Woolwich, cellar52, The Canadian Encyclopedia, muskoka chairs, Hollinger Hardware, millrace, millrun, Jacob Snider, E.W.B. Snider, The Farmer’s Inn, Benjamin’s Restaurant & Inn, Joseph Eby, Elias W. B Snider, Seven Lilies Pastry Flour, Ocean Bread Flour, Ashley L Duffus
categories: St Jacobs, Summer, Ontario Travel, Day Trip from Toronto
Thursday 08.22.19
Posted by Ashley Duffus
 

St Jacobs Farmers' Market

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St. Jacobs Farmers' Market is a popular Ontario tourist destination. It’s known as the largest year-round farmer's market in Canada. I got to explore the Market one Thursday this summer and these are the pictures I took while doing so.

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tags: St Jacobs, St Jacobs Farmers' Market, Farmers' Market, St Jacobs Farmers Market, Farmers Market, Farmers, Market, fresh, produce, food, Ontario Farmers, home grown, Ontario Grow, Ontario Grown, A Place to Grow, fruit, vegetables, Mennonite, Mennonites, local, shop locally, summer, summertime, day trip, day trip from Toronto, photoblog, event photograper, event photos, place, country, tourist destination, Ontario Travel, Market District, traditional, main building, Woolwich, Ontario, Canada, travel, trip, vacation, getaway, country market, craft, artisan, windmill, cherries, onions, berries, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches, Rainier cherry, Red Cherry, Red Cherries, Rainier cherries, potatoes, corn-on-the-cob, farm, farmers, farming, vendors, food vendors, flea market, St Jacobs Flea Market, food blog, blog, photogrpahy, Waterloo, daytrip, beans, horse drawn tours, buskers, musicians, singers, guitar players, families, shopping, Johnson Farms, yellow beans, green beans, peppers, red, purple, yellow, green, white, Pizza Junction, Chippery, The Cini-Bun Shop, The Fritter Co., Ray Woodey's Craft Chippery, Ashley L. Duffus
categories: Ontario Travel, Day Trip from Toronto, St Jacobs, Farmers Market
Saturday 08.17.19
Posted by Ashley Duffus
 

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