While
velvetpage was in choir practice this morning, I took the girls to Dundurn Castle Park.
Chocolate milk!
According to Claire, cannons say "BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!"
Elizabeth, looking moody.
Yankees go home!
As noted... "BOOM!"
An actual historical supply dump and staging ground? Golly.
Cannon detail.
"The noisy end points that way."
The Royal Seal. "Huzzah! Burlington Heights for King George!"
Claire, running back to the car.
Elizabeth wanted to see the graveyard across the street. It's the big old one, where Goth girls in corsets take self portraits for Myspace. This gravestone caught my eye. The canal disaster was
big news for a few weeks when it happened - 70 people died when the bridge collapsed.
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Date: 2008-10-19 10:12 pm (UTC)Also the coats are very cute, as are the girls. I was reminded of some of the Lawton Doll Company dolls.
The cannons weren't cute though.
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Date: 2008-10-20 04:09 am (UTC)Re Dundurn Castle and the War of 1812, I always get a kick out of seeing our town of Dundas (despite being amalgamated into Hamilton, we still live in Dundas, not Hamilton) depicted as an important site in the Columbia Games wargame "1812".
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Date: 2008-10-20 01:57 pm (UTC)Lee.