Ottawa: Library of Parliament

Why are there no books in this extraordinarily beautiful library toward the end of January 2019?

The Library building sits just behind the Centre Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, and the Centre Block is just beginning, at the end of January, a 10-year renovation project.

The books have been carefully redistributed and will always be available and in use for the duration.

A comprehensive account of the Library is here.

Ottawa: Rideau Canal in Winter

Ottawa: Parliamentarian Skyline

Ottawa: In Flanders Fields by Canadian Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae, Peace Tower

Ottawa: Maman, Sculpture by Louise Bourgeois

Ottawa: Joe Fafard's Horses at the National Gallery

Ottawa: Joe Fafard's Horses at the National Gallery of Canada

Ottawa: Library of Parliament Tower

Ottawa: Parliament Central Block

Small Island in the St. Lawrence River

Looking into the Woods Above Otisco Lake

Amy

Iron-wheeled Tractor and Grader

Yellow Barns with Cow and Snow

Evidence of Color on a Gray Landscape

This Cow

Choo Choo Train

The Longest Line of Farm Equipment I Have Ever Seen

Shadows of No Snow

Rural View during a Snow Squal

Barn Open to the Elements

Barn Roof Sculpted by the Wind

A Little Creek Runs Through the South Valley Neighborhood

Gridley House on Seneca Turnpike

South Facade of Faith By Love Family Church

Masses of Redhead Ducks in Onondaga Lake

Yellow Barns with Cow

Bait and Ice Cream in the City

Some Apartments Just Do Not Have Enough Closet Space

Crows in Fields Above the Onondaga Valley

If post-glacial circumstances had been different, there might have been a Finger Lake in this valley such as do exist in many major valleys to the west.

Warners: St. Luke's Ukrainian Orthodox Church