The Ottawa Locks
A couple of months ago, I took pictures of the Locks At Dusk. The water was unusually quiet, offering great reflections.
Last week-end, Gail came to Ottawa and we both took tons of pictures on Parliament Hill and at the locks. This time, we arrived in the middle of the actions: a bunch of boats were crossing from the Rideau Canal to the Ottawa River.
 One Side Of The Rideau Canal |
 And The Locks On The Other Side! |
 Opening The Locks |
 Let The Water Flow! |
 The Mecanism |
 The Chains |
 Green Growing On The Locks |
 The Wooden Path Between Both Sides |
 Lots of Water… |
 Friendly Guard |
 Watching The Locks Open |
 Modern Art |
Related posts:
- Picture of the Week: The Canal Drained
- The Locks At Dusk
- The Rideau Canal
- A Walk In Ottawa
- Ottawa At Dusk
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What a great site! So glad you are enjoying Canada
.-= mina´s last blog ..things we’ll miss — home cooked meals =-.
Don’t forget the Soo Locks. Try the snow train in winter out of Sault Ste Marie
Never heard of these! I have to check it out.