St. Patrick's Day at Black Creek Pioneer Village

[JSFMACLJR]

Fabulous pics, Glen! It has been maybe 35 years since I've been to Black Creek. It really looks impressive. What is startling to this one-time resident of Southwestern Ontario, though, is the lack of snow and a rather spring-like day. I don't think I ever saw a St. Patrick's Day without snow on the ground during all my 11 years going to school in Toronto.

[McMurdo]

Fabulous pics, Glen! It has been maybe 35 years since I've been to Black Creek. It really looks impressive. What is startling to this one-time resident of Southwestern Ontario, though, is the lack of snow and a rather spring-like day. I don't think I ever saw a St. Patrick's Day without snow on the ground during all my 11 years going to school in Toronto.

Sandy
I guess that's Global Warming for you. I must admit it is a relatively new phenomenon, when I was growing up the snow was much worse than it is today, of course who am I to complain? I must say I was more than comfortable in my Harris Tweed Argyll.

[Panache]

What a wonderful place, I'll bet the re-enactors loved you (even if your neck wear was a bit too modern and your shirt lacked detachable collar and cuffs )

Cheers

Jamie

[McMurdo]

What a wonderful place, I'll bet the re-enactors loved you (even if your neck wear was a bit too modern and your shirt lacked detachable collar and cuffs )

Cheers

Jamie

The woman I got the photo with came up to me to see about my outfit, perhaps I'll show up in my jabot and cuffs next time.