Ladies and gentlemen!

Here are a few pictures from the fourth day of my short autumn road trip. I started in Point Edward and drove south and south-west along Sainte Claire River and Detroit River to Windsor. Then, I headed back east and made it all the way to Brantford where I spent the night. Weather was great, landscapes were beautiful and I really liked the city of Windsor in particular. Driving was a little bit exhausting after an early nightfall.

The Village of Point Edward, Ontario.

Monument and casino in Waterfront Park on Sainte Claire River.

Blue Water Bridge connecting Point Edward, Ontario and Port Huron, Michigan.

Memorial in front of the Anglican Church of Port Lambton / Walpole Island.

The Great Canadian Flag in downtown Windsor, Ontario.

Dieppe Gardens with Detroit's skyline in the background.

Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre.

Ambassador Bridge between Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan.

Ladies and gentlemen!

Here are a few pictures from the third day of my short autumn road trip. I visited Guelph in the morning and early afternoon. Then, I drove about forty-five minutes further west to visit London. Finally, I drove another ninety minutes to arrive in Point Edward, adjacent to Sarnia and the border to the United States of America. The weather had improved and it didn't rain at all. Temperatures had however gone down five to ten degrees. Winter is coming. 

Enabling Garden in Guelph, Ontario.

Downtown and Transcanada Trails next to the railroad in Guelph, Ontario.

Goldie Mill Ruins in Guelph, Ontario.

Saint George's Anglican Church and a bridge across Speed River.

John Galt Park.

Another picture of John Galt Park in Guelph, Ontario.

Speed River on its way toward Eramosa River.

Heritage Park in Guelph, Ontario.

Church of Our Lady with a statue of poet and soldier John McCrae.

Old Quebec Street Shoppes - one of the most beautiful shopping malls I have ever come across.

Windmill reconstruction along Speed River Trail.

Saint Peter's Cathedral in London, Ontario.

Saint Paul's Cathedral in London, Ontario - most of the names of the buildings, rivers and streets are inspired by the buildings, rivers and streets of London, England.

London's Old Court House.

Battle of the Atlantic Memorial in River Forks Park.

Budweiser Gardens, home of the London Knights hockey team.

Covent Garden Market in London, Ontario.

Ladies and gentlemen!

Here are a few pictures from the second day of my short autumn road trip. I spent the morning and early afternoon in Peterborough. Later on, I rode about two and a half hours south-west to Guelph. The weather wasn't perfect but I had the occasion to visit a few beautiful spots in Peterborough. I had a great dinner in Guelph and decided to go to the cinema in the evening due to the bad weather. Overall, I had an enjoyable day.

Lock station 20 in Peterborough, Ontario.

Peterborough Lift Lock - more than one hundred years old but still the tallest of its kind in the whole world.

Another look from the top of lock station 21.

McBride Island Park in Peterborough, Ontario.

Riverview Park and Zoo in Peterborough, Ontario.

Parrot in Riverview Park and Zoo.

Wallabies and an ostrich in Riverview Park and Zoo - there were also monkeys, snakes, turkeys, turtles, yaks and many other animals.

Another war memorial like in any town in Ontario - this time in downtown Peterborough.

Inside the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough.

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Ladies and gentlemen!

Here are a few pictures from the first day of my short autumn road trip. On the first day, I drove all the way from Gatineau to Peterborough. Weather was cloudy but dry. The small towns I have discovered are really gorgeous. 

Anglican Church and Criminal Court in Perth, Ontario.

McMartin House with special architecture in Perth, Ontario.

Water Tower in Perth, Ontario.

Slightly flooded Stewart Park in Perth, Ontario.

Big Ben Memorial Statue next to Code Park in Perth, Ontario.

Tay Canal in downtown Perth, Ontario.

Perth Famers Market with The Mammoth Cheese in Perth, Ontario.

Marmora Memorial Park in Marmora, Ontario.

Dam system on Crowe River in Marmora, Ontario.

Another look at the dam on Crowe River in Marmora, Ontario.

Autumnal Canadian cabin in Peterborough, Ontario.