Before you take a look I have to apologize for the quality of images...
not great..
of course, did not think to bring my camera along as I was too focused on the excitement of finally getting our maple syrup!
So, with that in mind.....
We were a bit late this year but off we went to pick up our maple syrup..
not great..
of course, did not think to bring my camera along as I was too focused on the excitement of finally getting our maple syrup!
So, with that in mind.....
We were a bit late this year but off we went to pick up our maple syrup..
and there is nothing better than getting it right from the source!!
and....
nothing better than a visit to the farm....
I love it !!
You can enjoy the scenery
and
I love it !!
You can enjoy the scenery
and
the quaint and the typical ....
the Québec farm house!
I love the blue....
I love the blue....
The sloped tin roof is all about the weather and the amount of snow that gets dumped over the course of the winter....
And of course a rocker out front is fairly essential as well....
and some chairs for guests....freshly painted!
So hard to resist a photo of weathered barn wood...
wishing I had remembered my camera since my iPhone is fairly limited in quality...
Oh, what I could do with this!!
The possibilities are endless....
and of course over to Debbiedoos Newbie Party
A tantôt
Lovely pictures of a typical Quebec home. I love their sloping roofs and verandas. The barn wood is beautiful. I hope you enjoy your syrup! My neighbour gave me a bottle they boiled up and it's yummy! A favorite spring treat for sure. I hope you get some sunshine soon too! Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteFarm table Its perfect! It would work inside or out!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely pictures & I love the farmhouse...so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLoving your yellow happy chairs. Thanks for sharing with my newbie party.
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ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Love those rocking chairs, they look so inviting. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Food for Thought
http://100sweets.blogspot.com/2011/05/mosic-monday.html
Love that weathered wood! I have some leaning against my garage.
ReplyDeleteok...officially jealous! :)
ReplyDeleteI so love the color in Quebec. Finally down here in the 'south' I see more color on houses.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteAny one of them would make a great painting, too!
Barb
I captured more of that colour in a post on homes in Cap à l'Aigle. I think the colour is a beautiful aspect of the charm of these old wooden homes.
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