Be very quite, we are looking for wild rabbit. Have you seen Waupoos?
Waupoos is an Indian word for “Wild Rabbit”.
Yesterday we went on our usual Sunday drive. Our destination spot was the Rose House Museum. The house was built in 1804 and was originally the home of Peter Rose.
It is located in the town of Waupoos. We didn’t quite make it to the museum though. The reason being that we couldn’t find Waupoos. (The town not wild rabbit.)
We ended up in Picton and took the Glenora Ferry, across to Adolphustown.
Once in Adolphustown we of course had to find our way back home which we eventually did.
Amusing day it was.
After 4 long hours in a mini van we needed food so out of desperation to fill our growling stomachs, we stopped at a McDonalds.
Who wants to cook dinner after a long drive?
Here are some photos I took on our road trip.

The Regent Theatre in Picton opened in 1918. (theregenttheatre.org)

A photo of the Glenora Ferry

I took this photo outside of Mohawk Liquidation in Shanonville. Who puts a statue of a naked man outside of a liquidation/ variety store?
I never made it to Waupoos, but I had a fun day nonetheless.
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5 responses so far ↓
Wrote: May 26, 2008 at 8:26 pm
LOL, you got so excited when we saw that statue and you had to take a picture of it considering we did not get a lot of photos. Other then that it was a fun day.
Wrote: May 27, 2008 at 9:27 am
Hey Rose – I love road trips, and wabbits, sounds like a terrific way to spend the day.
Wrote: May 27, 2008 at 12:55 pm
Again you make a simple road trip into a most interesting experience. I figure the naked man outside a store might be a good traffic grabber for the store—??
PS, I got the yellow out of that particular blog you pointed out.
Wrote: May 27, 2008 at 2:45 pm
I wanna see the wabbit! That pesky wabbit…
Now I really feel like a road trip. Havent had one for a long time. About 11 years if I think about it.
Wrote: May 27, 2008 at 4:51 pm
Loving your Sunday drive posts, Rose.