Madoc Ontario ...

Never heard of it, no need to worry every few have.

We now call it home.



To be precise we live in the Hamlet of Cooper. I love that we live in a Hamlet.



For the last two months we have not had access to the internet so it is difficult to document the journey, but I am sneaking in a few minutes today over my lunch to post a few photos of our new home.



I hope to be back soon, there is so much to talk about.



Sometimes I think it is unfair to be this happy and in love.

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