Fredericton, New Brunswick
I have always been a city person. That changed though very recently at the conclusion of my latest summer vacation to Atlantic Canada. It dawned on me that there was a lot to admire in living in a small city where calm and peace reigned. With all the violence in the US, Canada's peaceful cities were such a delightful contrast. Its small cities were such sheer delight to walk in. They felt safe and tranquil. Even the teenagers we saw were ever so polite!!! What a difference from back home. I saw this played out city after city throughout the time I was in Eastern Canada beginning with Fredericton, New Brunswick.
The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Canada
That's me at the Legislative Assembly building of Fredericton
Fredericton's City Hall and Tourist Information Office
The Justice Building
The Justice Building
The Princess Margaret Bridge
The Playhouse
The Christ Church Cathedral
The Christ Church Cathedral of the Anglican Church, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Right across the Christ Church Cathedral was this War Memorial
This statue was placed outside a bakery in the city center next to our hotel. It reminded me of the movie, Ratatouille
The Garrison, Fredericton, New Brunswick
At the lighthouse in the center of Fredericton
This park was very popular with the locals the day we were there. A very Scottish concert was being held.
One of the oldest houses in the city of Fredericton.
A Victorian
The Birth of Venus by Andre Lapointe, artwork on the grounds of the museum
