Mill of Kintail

Almonte, Ontario, Canada

December 19

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The Mill of Kintail Museum is a Canadian heritage building, collection, and a conservation site, on the Indian River in Lanark County, Eastern Ontario, Canada. Located in the hidden place away from the heavy populated residential areas the Mill is a real sanctuary for hundreds of people who love nature and arts. The former grist mill, it became a summer home of Robert Tait McKenzie, one of the Canada's best known artists of the early XXth century. Soon after renovation the house became the local center of the arts and now after almost 100 years this lovely place is one of the popular centers of the different cultural events and activities.

Location

USA-Canada / Canada-Ontario

Lat: 45° 19' 52" N
Long: 77° 14' 44" W

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Nikon F-90X, Sigma 2.8/15mm

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