The Canadian Horseshoe Falls
The Maid of the Mist boat tour taking tourists for a very close and wet view of the Falls.
The Maid of the Mist boat tour taking tourists for a very close and wet view of the Falls.
The American Falls
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| Photos courtesy of my friend |
The gardens across from the Falls.
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| Photo courtesy of The Secret Garden Restaurant |
In the middle of the gardens, you will find The Secret Garden Restaurant.
During my 2011 visit to The Secret Garden Restaurant, we sat outside at one of the patio tables where we had a fantastic view of the Falls while I enjoyed my scones (not pictured) and cup of tea!
At our June tea social at the office, we celebrated Canada Day. I brought in these cute strawberry cups and saucers by Cath Kidston. These "breakfast cups" were fine bone china and larger than your typical teacup.
At home, I enjoyed a "Canada" cookie with a mug of Blueberry Icewine black tea.
Happy 148th Birthday, Canada!
I'm joining the following parties this week:
I never tire of visiting Niagara Falls and a walk through the gardens is always a must.
ReplyDeleteYour Canada Day June social at work looks like it was a success with the theme and I like your maple leaf cookie you had at home.
Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday Margie.
Such a fun tea party. Happy Canada Day (on Wednesday).
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Niagara Falls, Margie. We had planned to go when our son was at U of T but we never did get there. Pity! You have wonderful socials at your place of work. The variety of tea would be interesting. Happy Canada Day and enjoy the celebration!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
How pretty! You should stop by and see the tea party I had for my little grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteThe tea cups are charming! You and your work friends know how to celebrate. Niagara Falls is beautiful, especially the Canadian side. Happy Canada Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day! Rats! Was so busy the last few weeks I missed it! Love your teacups! breakfast cups seem to be the thing at the moment...certainly serve a nice, big cuppa! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
ReplyDeleteRuth
What a wonderful idea to celebrate Canada Day with your office members. The cups and saucers are so beautiful and the strawberry pattern is so sweet. Your photos of Niagara fall are very similar to some we have taken when we visited the falls on the Canadian side, We just love the restaurant there and the great views. Thanks for sharing the lovely photos and the special tea time!
ReplyDeleteTake care, Pam
Happy Canada Day! Cath Kinston makes fun china. Love your teacups. Great way to celebrate with your office mates. Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day...and what lovely gardens there.
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day, sweet friend! Thanks for the beautiful post :) Hugs and blessings!
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada Day! I've never been to Niagara Falls but hope to one day. I'm a big fan of Cath Kidston-love those big teacups! You always have the best thematic office tea parties.
ReplyDeleteWow. Such a splendid garden setting by the falls. And the restaurant has a touch of wonderful fantasy about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful spot for tea. Happy birthday neighbor
ReplyDeleteHappy Canada day! Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun posting Margie. The photos are really wonderful. I have seen the falls from the Canada side and remember how lovely it was. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello,Margie
ReplyDeleteFirst of all ,I would like to say, Happy Canada Day!
What a beautiful fall with that blown up mist! Love your tea cups. Behind the blue tea cups, Is that black pot an iron kettle?
have a good Day, Magie.
Hello,Margie
ReplyDeleteFirst of all ,I would like to say, Happy Canada Day!
What a beautiful fall with that blown up mist! Love your tea cups. Behind the blue tea cups, Is that black pot an iron kettle?
have a good Day, Magie.
Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteBelated Happy Canada Day!
Such a wonderful setting at the Falls !
ReplyDeleteHapPy Canada Day ! Celebrate with my Canada Day TeaTIme welcome...
It looks like you enjoyed a Happy Canada Day, Margie! I was lucky enough to visit both the American and Canadian sides of Niagara Falls with my parents, years ago.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful strawberry teacups you've shared with us and such an array of delightful teas!
Hi Margie! Happy very late Canada Day! I don't know how I missed visiting you last week. I haven't been to Niagara Falls yet--your pictures (and your friend's pictures) look lovely. Man, I wish we had monthly teas where I work! The menu sounded like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteOne of my best memories in Ontario is in the Niagara Falls, beautiful nature indeed.
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