Niagara, Ontario, Canada

Here we are at Niagara Falls. The U.S. Falls are on the left and the Canadian Falls are behind us. The Canadian Falls are much more spectacular! Sept. 27, 2004 Back to top

Niagara, Ontario, Canada

That's the Canadian side of Niagara Falls behind us. A wee bit misty! Sept. 27, 2004 Back to top

Niagara, Ontario, Canada

Here we are, only slightly drenched, standing in front of the Canadian Falls. Sept. 27, 2004 Back to top

Lake Erie, Canadian Side

We stopped at a deserted beach at a Provincial Park on the shores of Lake Erie in Ontario. September 27, 2004 Back to top

Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada

Our Host, Kevin, manages a large farm and you can see some of his cornfields behind us. Sept. 28, 2004 Back to top

Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

On stage in Sudbury, Ontario, located at the northern part of Lake Huron, about 4 hours north of Toronto. Sept. 29, 2004 Back to top

Sombra (Sarnia), Ontario, Canada

Prior to our concert in Sombra. That's the St. Claire River behind us. The U.S./Canadian border runs through the middle of the river and what you see on the opposite shore is Michigan, USA. Sept. 30, 2004 Back to top

Sombra (Sarnia), Ontario, Canada

In concert in Sombra. Sept. 30, 2004 Back to top

Sombra (Sarnia), Ontario, Canada

Our Host, Alan, is telling us about the HUGE barges that travel the river bringing fuel to the many power plants and oil refineries in the area. Sept. 30, 2004 Back to top

Sombra (Sarnia), Ontario, Canada

Mark, our Hostess Gayle's son, took us out on his boat, up and down the St. Claire River, on what was a warm, picture perfect, late September day. He even let Cammie drive! Sept. 30, 2004 Back to top

Brantford, Ontario, Canada

We took part in two workshops at "Octoberfolk", one of which we led. Oct. 2, 2004 Back to top

Brantford, Ontario, Canada

Some shots of our concert performance at "Octoberfolk". Oct. 2, 2004 Back to top

Wakefield, Quebec, Canada

We had a Scottish contingent at the Black Sheep Inn Wakefield, Quebec, the last stop on the tour. Oct. 3, 2004 Back to top