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The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

Early telephones display. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

This was a good day for visiting museums and going to

a Celtic Colours concert, as this was a rainy day. The stop in the charming town of Baddeck was fascinating for us and historically important to us, because we didn't know a lot about Alexander Graham Bell's contributions, his interesting life, and his connection to Canada. We ended the day in Sydney on a perfect note by attending a performance, one of the Celtic Colours shows, tickets we were lucky enough to secure the night before - we got the last two seats! We were treated to performances by local and international artists.

Getting ready for the river experience

The Grand River between Brantford and Paris, Ontario

Brantford's Farmers' Market

The Bodega Inn in Brantford

The Bodega Inn in Brantford

The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

Bronze sculpture of Alexander Graham Bell and Mabel (Hubbard) Bell by Peter Bustin. Installed in 2010. The couple is seated on a bench across Bras d'or Lake at their summer residence, Beinn Bhreagh.

Presentation to Queen Elizabeth of the gold plated telephone to mark the 150 birthday of Alexander Graham Bell

Alexander Graham Bell, Edinburgh - August 2020

Silver Dart (1909) airplane (side view), Alexander Graham Bell Museum, Baddeck, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, July 2022

The Blue Dog Cafe in Brantford

The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

Historic building in Paris, Ontario

The Grand River between Brantford and Paris, Ontario

The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

Café Andreou in Brantford

The Bodega Inn in Brantford

The Two Roses Bed and Breakfast

Harmony Square in downtown Brantford

Harmony Square in downtown Brantford, organizer of Harvest Fest

At Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

Robert Hall Originals in St. George

The Bell Homestead in Brantford

The Glenhyrst Art Gallery in Brantford

View over the Grand River

Originals available upon request to kite fliers who were at the event...

This beautiful old typewriter is on display at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, NS. I just love the open style of it.

 

Café Andreou in Brantford

La Cantinella Restaurant in St. George, Ontario

View from riverside patio at the Cafe de Paris in Paris, Ontario

Wooden hull and cockpit of Hydrofoil (Hydrodome) HD-4. After this success with the Silver Dart, Bell turned his attention to hydrofoil watercraft. He saw them as a marine analogy to aircraft and Bras d'Or Lake provided a lot of room for experimentation. Bell called the experimental boats "hydrodomes". The HD-4 was his most successful hydrofoil, attaining a speed of 70.8 mph (114 km/h) in 1919. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site.

Unidentified artist ‘Alexander Graham Bell’, International Sculpture Park, Beijing

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