A fall day in the West End of Montreal

 . . . and out for a morning walk. 18 October 2024.

St. Philip’s Anglican Church

 A sunny morning, 6 September 2024.

Stopping by St. Philip’s Church

 It was at this moment that I discovered how much honey bees love asters. Summer has ended and the bees are preparing for a long winter, they are bringing in the last pollen and making the last honey that has to last them until next spring when they can, once again, leave the hive in search of pollen and nectar. This is serious business. 

Spider web outside a church

When I noticed these spider webs outside of St. Philip's Anglican Church, I thought they were a Halloween decoration. But they are actual spider webs, I think made more visible by moisture on the filaments. There they hang where a spider made them, ponderous and visible. 

Walking by St. Philip's Anglican Church this morning

 

Garden at St. Philip's Anglican Church

It was June 14th, sunny and mild, and I was walking across the grounds at St. Philip's Anglican Church. 

I like this addition, added this year, if I had the room maybe
I'd build one of these circular gardens for herbs

Not the most aesthetic addition but "A" for effort and originality!

A pleasant place to sit and rest

They should leave the grass uncut here, it gives a country feeling
and avoids a too perfect feeling to the grounds