Merrickville is a charming town. It has character. Large, thickly walled buildings made to last. No big box stores. No Timmy Ho's or fast food restaurants. The canal is a big draw, as well as many festivals over the summer and fall. At this time of year the stores are primarily open Fri./Sat./Sun., but a few shops are open the rest of the week. Thankfully!
We pushed on into town. It was snowing, but a fine day. We still did some shopping.









What a lovely place: 1890.ca. Handmade soap and shower products, bubble bath bombs. All made there in their location on the main drag. I need smellovision for you to get the idea. We spent a bit of money! I'd make a poor living as a journalist, I didn't even ask their names. They are very tech-savvy, and are on social media. They are doing bath bomb workshops, too.








nothing better than a staycation these days...the US is not very appealing in these times. Maybe not even Quebec City come to think of it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so quiet, a lovely place to look at crafts and to stay. Icy roads!! Take care this week.
ReplyDeleteA good tourist town. We used to take company there, but since company never changes, we haven't been there for awhile.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a lovely time. I would have left the soap shop a bit poorer too!
ReplyDeleteI bet the smell of that soap shop was heavenly ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Merrickville does have a lot of character and warmth.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty...tho the icy roads are not appealing to this ol' lady here that can be such a wuss in winter. Love tge scenery...and the soaps and bubble bath bombs-rose scented a favored
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great lace to visit. I love handmade soaps and bath products.
ReplyDeleteThis does look like a fun place to visit and explore.
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