The Bank of Montreal

This bank, which is still being used today, had a little bank museum inside. It was a beautiful building.

More Montreal

Notre-Dame Basilica in Historic Montreal. The doctrine isn't all Biblical, but the building is beautiful.

J'adore Montreal!

Textiles shall I always love!We went through a museum house of a Canadian man that was instrumental in the railroad expansion.

Old Montreal

We went on an eleven-day roadtrip. We stayed the first night in Toronto to break up the driving. Our first destination was Old Montreal. We were pretty excited about this "mini-France". It was like a slice of Parisian flair without flying to France. The quaint streets were brick and narrow, with ivy growing on the walls. The streets were filled with entertainers and the buildings were old and full of history. The shops had delicious artisian foods and delectables. You could walk everywhere!

Old churches abounded.

Old buildings abounded.

Silly little boys abounded.

This store had the best sauces! Perfection in your mouth can be bought here!

Clowns hang out on the corner for entertainment.

We loved Montreal! We'll have to go back and stay a little longer.

Neighborhood Bible Time

Colin and Victoria enjoyed going to Neighborhood Bible Time. Mr. Nick did a great job! Colin memorized lots of verses, watched Pilgrim's Progress, and watched lots of creation videos. Every now and then, they still burst out singing the Bible Time song.

When creativity strikes...

This is one of Colin's recent drawings. It was hard to get a bright picture, but we thought his details were of interest.

Peachy Keen

We had fun picking peaches! We ate some, froze some and made peach jam. They were so delicious, and it was great for the kids to see where their food comes from!

Victoria Moments

Dressed as Esther.

Reading to Ernie.

Wearing several bibs at once!

A cowgirl and her pet giraffe.

Pool Drama