Red River at The Forks in downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba
My initial impression of Winnipeg when we arrived last evening was not great, but I changed my mind after a tour of the city this morning. Canadian history would have been so much more interesting if we had taken field trips to each province. We stopped in St. Boniface near the tomb of Louis Riel and viewed the famous Esplanade Rielpedestrian bridge crosses the river. The steps lead to the river walkway which is obviously flooded at this time. The Assiniboine River is in flood due to above average rainfalls this year and the Red River is also very high for this time of year. ( Wikipedia has all the details here )
P.S. My computer time is limited to public internet locations in the evening so I will have to catch up on other blogs when I get back to Ontario.
P.S. My computer time is limited to public internet locations in the evening so I will have to catch up on other blogs when I get back to Ontario.