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CARP – We are two days (Sept. 23) away from a massive fireworks show marking the return of the Carp Fair from it’s COVID-19 banishment and the following morning (Sept. 24) the gates open at 9 a.m. as the Best Little Fair in Canada makes its triumphant return.
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KILMAURS – He spent his whole life on the road, so it was only a matter of time before musician Bill Wilson wrote a song about it.
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MORRIS ISLAND – The tiny community of Morris Island brought out their best musicians during record-breaking heat Saturday, Aug. 21 to make sure community members can have warm feet when the weather starts to cool.
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I chose a beautiful day to visit a very interesting garden just off March Road in the Jacob’s Gate area. You approach Butterfly Haven on Abbywood Court by driving through an established rural development of typical two-acre lots.
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CARP – What was expected to be the Carp Fair’s final Drive-In Bingo of the 2021 season enjoyed a huge turnout, and those who turned out, received the surprise good news organizers were adding one more Wednesday (Aug.4) night to this year’s series.
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The garden of Johanne Cuerrier in Corkery Woods reveals itself slowly as you approach the lushly wooded property from the street.
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WEST CARLETON – The Carp Review took the week off July 6, 1906 to observe Dominion Day, so our weekly column also took the week off. But we’re back looking at West Carleton through the pages of the July 12, 1906 edition of The Carp Review.
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MacLAREN’S LANDING – Last weekend (July 3 and 4) was the first summer edition of the long-running West Carleton tradition, the Red Trillium Studio Tour, and the heat brought the feet, especially to one multi-artist stop in MacLaren’s Landing.
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WEST CARLETON – The front page of the last newspaper before the country celebrated its 27th Dominion Day was a change from recent front pages and featured many short stories on a variety of issues and subjects.
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DUNROBIN – West Carleton’s long-running Red Trillium Studio Tour used to be a twice-yearly event, but with COVID-19 still causing havoc in the global community the event has halved its tour dates and settled somewhere in the middle this summer.
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