Smiths Falls 2017

Ladies and gentlemen!

A few weeks ago, I had the occasion to visit Smiths Falls on what was probably the hottest day of the year. I discovered a beautiful town with intriguing attractions, an open-minded community and stunning landscapes. I talked to more people in restaurants, parks, museums and bars in one single day than in one entire year in Gatineau in the same types of locations. I'm pretty confident I will go back to this stunning town soon. I hope you will enjoy my pictures below.

A park in central Smiths Falls.

A look at the water tower and the dam.

Shot of a black squirrel with a nut.

Doves observing a boat going up the Rideau Canal.

Swampland in the western part of the town.

An abandoned railroad bridge across Rideau Canal.

On the top of the railroad bridge.

Smiths Falls Detached Lock.

Military plane monument next to a camping ground and playground.

Smiths Falls Combined Lockstation.

Outside the Heritage House Museum.

Inside the Heritage House Museum.

Old Slys Lockstation.

Another look at Old Slys Lockstation.

Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario.

Inside the dental car that served Northern Ontario from 1951 to 1977.