I bet its pretty fascinating to watch them clean that! The way they take it apart is neat. The sun is shining in Ohio today so hopefully it will be a pretty day!Have a good day Rel!
Considering Quebec might never be if it wasn't for Champlain, I'm glad they are restoring his statue. Did you know he died on Christmas Day 1635...he certainly was one of the greatest explorers of those times!
Is this the man that Lake Champlain was named after? I regret to say that I know nothing about him, it's just that I've stood on the Vermont side of the lake and seen New York State on the other side. It's good that he's being restored to his former glory anyway. Think I must do some Googling and find out about him.
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I bet its pretty fascinating to watch them clean that! The way they take it apart is neat. The sun is shining in Ohio today so hopefully it will be a pretty day!Have a good day Rel!
Those are awesome pics. He looks so tired lying there on his side.
Just catching up from the weekend. Love all the trip posts so far.
I'm so glad they're restoring this! It's a wonderful thing when history is honoured and old things are preserved.
Considering Quebec might never be if it wasn't for Champlain, I'm glad they are restoring his statue. Did you know he died on Christmas Day 1635...he certainly was one of the greatest explorers of those times!
Is this the man that Lake Champlain was named after? I regret to say that I know nothing about him, it's just that I've stood on the Vermont side of the lake and seen New York State on the other side. It's good that he's being restored to his former glory anyway. Think I must do some Googling and find out about him.
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