Kingston, a smaller town on the east end of Lake Ontario, was a delight! There was the marina, the trail along the water and the small town style of the old town. After the three hour drive from Toronto we were ready to stretch out our legs. Lucky for us we chose wisely with our lodgings, right on the water and with a great view. We had a few hours to waste before we could check in so we walked the trail, sat on a few park benches and watched the parade of folks all out for the glorious sunny afternoon. The room was a corner room with views of the marina and the lake proper. We had a pair of GnT's in the room and then got Pizzas and more GnT's at the Wooden Head restaurant. The Wooden Head was the highest rated place in the old town and so we should have gotten reservations but we did not. So I asked if there was bar seating and instead they put in the charming back room patio. The pizzas were exceptional and we loved them. After dinner we walked around town a bit more and a small cup of gelato also found our bellies.
Several of these big round forts line the banks of the lake
A family had a photographer with them and this guy was posing
I liked his choice of location to pose
The photographer
Three dogs in a storefront
A cloud hat for me
A cloud hat for Leslie
Nice view from out room
Windmill alley, we counted over 75 windmills
Lobster claw feet!
Listening to the bagpipes as we walk
Good use of local limestone
An antique trail on display
Looking out over the lake
Downtown fountain
A beaver gargoyle
The wall is a super cool mix of building materials
Time to eat
It was busy already, but by the time we left there were 10 people lined up outside
Out to our back room patio
A cool tree used for building the overhang
Dinner Time!
What to choose?
Chocolate and macha!
