My first duty this morning was to drive Mardi, Pat and Ada to the Winona Peach Festival. They are volunteering in the Optimist booth.
Then it was off to the greenhouse for some digging, a bit of grass cutting and moving a bit of sod. The highlight was the weeding and trimming of the Trillium Hill logo garden.
The two male Yew bushes that make up the H are full, but the female T with the berries is still a bit thin. But at least you can tell what is intended.
When I stopped for lunch I headed to Wendy's for my usual - Junior Bacon Cheeseburg, Fries and a Senior Coffee, which I took to the Grimsby Peace Garden.
Sat there with a beautiful view of Lake ONTARIO while I ate my lunch.
You know, it seems to me that Canada's portion of Lake Ontario is larger than the U.S. portion, so if anyone has a right to name it then Canada does.
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The Peace Garden is where the U.S. troops fled to when they were chased out of Stoney Creek on June 6, 1813.
Two days later, on June 8, the 3,600 U.S. troops who had fled the 700 British and Canadia troops in Stoney Creek, having been joined by another 400, were fired on by two schooners on Lake Ontario and by a few native warriors who fired on them from the escarpment. Once again they panicked, left their tents, muskets, flour and wounded compatriots behind and headed for Fort George. Brave stuff!
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Blue Jays won.
Elbows up. Stay well.
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