A Tea To Celebrate Canada's 150th Birthday.

I am having friends for tea

to Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday 

this July 1st. 2017.

Strawberries and Rhubarb are in season here

in Eastern Canada.

I made jam to serve with cookies

and biscuits.

Strawberry Rhubarb Jam

Shortbread Cookies

Tea from The Metropolitan Tea Company

Orange Pekoe

 Expo 67

In 1967,  50 years ago,
Canada's 100th Anniversary
was celebrated in Montreal, Quebec,

inviting countries from around 
the world to this World's Fair
which lasted 6 months.

I was gifted this cup and saucer below,

from an elderly lady I worked for.

Mrs. Bourdages,

 I am so grateful to her.

The Maple Leaf is Canada's emblem. 
representing many species of maple trees
native to Canada.

The maple leaf appears on our flag.

Markings on the bottom of the cup and saucer

A cup and saucer with Niagara Falls,

 one of Canada's main tourist attractions and 

one of the seven Natural Wonders Of The World, 

situated between the border of 

Canada and United States.

The photo on the cup and saucer

 

Markings on the bottom of the cup and saucer

Canada, a country rich in natural resources,

 different cultures and beauty from coast to coast.

Routhierville, Quebec.
 A wooden covered bridge crossing the Matapedia River, 
a salmon river. 

Built in 1931 in the picturesque Matapedia Valley 
of the Chic-Choc Mountains, 
part of the Appalachian range.

Our beautiful flag

I'm proud to be Canadian 

living in this wonderful Country.

I wish all my Canadian friends a Happy Canada Day.

Thanks for your visit. xo