Today we wandered down to the waterfront/marina area of Thunder Bay. This metropolis of over 100,000 was originally two settlements, Port Arthur and Fort William.
The day was spectacular with a warm sun and cool breeze and we enjoyed every minute.
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| At the marina. |
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| A thinking man! |
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| I hope you can enlarge this enough to read it.... |
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| The Sleeping Giant: his head is on the left. |
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| The old Canadian Northern railway station. |
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| The area included a popular skate park. |
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| Plenty of artwork around the area.... |
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| Bubba and a Studebaker Silver Hawk. |
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| Again, I hope you can enlarge this enough to read it... |
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| The massive grain elevators mentioned in the sign above. |
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| Interesting art that appeared to be stone shaped into balloon animals.... |
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| The Tourist Pagoda, built in 1909. It has survived the wrecking ball and neglect and is still welcoming visitors not far from its original site beside Lake Superior. |
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