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Welcome to Elora
This little cottage had the most beautifully wild garden surrounding it. The split rail fence was a thing of beauty in itself. The property was just stunning. I would love to live in such a place.
Out front there was no parking for cars, just horses.
That bare patch in the grass is where the hitching post is secured. Either from years of wear, the post is worn down on the top, and also appears to have been rather chewed. I had to walk gingerly in this area while photographing the cottage, as there were quite a few road apples hiding in the grass.
Perhaps the quaintness of being a tourist for a day melted my brain, but I think these shutters are sweet. If only they weren't painted, just the carving of the design left alone. I would put these shutters on the cottage above. "My" Cottage, it has become.
A perfectly tumbledown detached garage. I think it's still in use.
No, this tree is not defying gravity. My computer is being ridiculously slow tonight. Just tilt your head to the left. Those roots are completely a part of the other tree. Looks like that facehugger from Alien.
Yet another unrotated image. This is why it's called "Elora Gorge." Apparently there is camping here. That would be fun, but scary too. A few people end up getting drunk and falling to their death into the gorge.
Am now too tired to finish. Computer is too slow and might have to smash something. Or go to bed.
This little cottage had the most beautifully wild garden surrounding it. The split rail fence was a thing of beauty in itself. The property was just stunning. I would love to live in such a place.
Out front there was no parking for cars, just horses.
That bare patch in the grass is where the hitching post is secured. Either from years of wear, the post is worn down on the top, and also appears to have been rather chewed. I had to walk gingerly in this area while photographing the cottage, as there were quite a few road apples hiding in the grass.
Perhaps the quaintness of being a tourist for a day melted my brain, but I think these shutters are sweet. If only they weren't painted, just the carving of the design left alone. I would put these shutters on the cottage above. "My" Cottage, it has become.
A perfectly tumbledown detached garage. I think it's still in use.
No, this tree is not defying gravity. My computer is being ridiculously slow tonight. Just tilt your head to the left. Those roots are completely a part of the other tree. Looks like that facehugger from Alien.
Yet another unrotated image. This is why it's called "Elora Gorge." Apparently there is camping here. That would be fun, but scary too. A few people end up getting drunk and falling to their death into the gorge.
Am now too tired to finish. Computer is too slow and might have to smash something. Or go to bed.
