Cambridge, ON

A couple of weeks ago we went for a walk around Cambridge, one of the prettiest towns in our region. Its North American "origins" are plain to see, and yet there's something about the place that hints at European roots.

And of course we didn't walk past a couple of our favourite spots: Southworks Antiques, which bills itself as Canada's largest antique mall (I'm inclined to believe them), and the Black Badger pub, where the food is always good and the place has the wonderfully warm feel of a proper drinking establishment.

All in all, Cambridge, Ontario is well worth a visit. On a nice day, this little town leaves a thoroughly pleasant impression.

P.S. The second and third photos from Southworks Antiques show why music albums are still called albums, even now, in the age of streaming. Back in the days of 78 rpm shellac records, they really were albums: you literally turned the pages to get to the disc with the next song.