Part 2 of our Canada Day photos
In the evening, Jody and I went to Tammy and Joël's (I think that's the French spelling, with the accent - at least that's what it said on a baby name google search) house in St. Boniface and from there we walked to The Forks. Tammy had the wonderful idea of getting a seat outside at a restaurant there and then staying there to watch the fireworks. Jody and I were sure that everyone else would have had the same idea, but we got a booth right away (and there were only probably ten tables total outside) so from now on we're listening to Tammy!
We first sat down at 8:30 pm, and the fireworks weren't until 11 pm, so we had a wonderful leisurely time, and took our time ordering appetizers, our meals, and then dessert. We were on the third floor directly overlooking the activity in the plaza, and I really think we literally had the best seats in the whole area! And we had such a good time - it was so wonderful hanging out, we had good food, great conversation, I got to take lots of cool photos, Jody was so wonderfully affectionate the whole evening, and Tammy and Joël are both hilarious and wonderful at the same time! It was a perfect way to experience my first Canada Day!!
Here are some of the photos from the evening, to tell the story!! :)
Walking on the footbridge from St. Boniface to The Forks
Aboriginal demonstration of costumes, drumming, dancing, etc. (I know you can't see it here, but there were people of all ages in full costume.)
Picture of the perfect red sun, as taken through Joël's sunglasses by Jody
Jody - taken by me in spy-camera mode! :)
Joël, again me in spy-camera mode!
Tammy eavesdropping on the table behind us. :)
Cool lights and wall!
Cool building across the plaza.
Zoom in on one of the fire-throwers in the tent below - and they were playing the coolest rhythmic drums during the whole performance.
Tammy, Joël and Jody in our fabulous booth!
Fireworks starting!
Me taking a photo of Jody taking a photo of the fireworks. :)
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