(This photo was taken today while the lowest ones were almost there 2 weeks)
(you can see this specimen maple sugar Mt Royal Cemetery by entering through the entrance of Remembrance Road. It is to the left a few steps from the entrance.) This afternoon we walk up on Mont-Royal We met Suzanne B. It was so beautiful. We walked, talked and took the time to observe the surrounding beauty.
Suzanne told me she was dancing the tango to her delight.
She loves the dance movements that requests. His view of nature is full of moving this vision of life. Check this before
sugar maple Mt Royal Cemetery she immediately recognized the dance steps of this living in the port of rare stature.
He dances the tango, she said!
She might have liked to join him and climb over the step? Or
his joy to see this miracle was not all his internalized?
maple sugar, blazing autumn forests of North America-East, Watha of Iroquois, Algonquin Michtan of dancing for millennia like dervishes still offering its sweet sap that delights our palates and we inspires a taste for singing and dancing of course.
Certainly, this almost century-old maple by the remarkable expansion of its port and the quality of his presence we will host an incentive to slow down our steps to move a little more pace and so s' open your eyes to the festival of colors!
Good dance Suzanne!
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