Winter in Ottawa wouldn't be complete with at least one skate on the Rideau Canal, the world's largest skating rink. Here are some pics from my most recent skate:
And we can't forget about the Beaver Tails!
Lurking in the Bushes
Whispered about as the spot for local expressionists to bare it all, the area surrounding Meech Lake, has amongst its natural peaks and valleys, a little hidden gem...
The Thomas "Carbide" Wilson Ruins add an eery dimension to their peaceful surroundings.
Surprisingly, the ruins have not been cordoned off by the National Capital Commission, and for good reason, as they provide an intriguing look back at the history of Gatineau Park.
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