Milan Town (Midland)

About 1.5 hours drive north of Toronto, on Lake Huron, George Bay), there is a small town in Milan. Its history is about 200 years earlier than that of Canada. It is one of the earliest areas where European colonists lived in North America.

The most famous town is the Martyrs' Church.

This church was built more than 0/00 years ago, and was canonized by the Pope in 0/930. In memory of eight Catholic pioneers who came here to preach and died in the early days (16, 17 century).

There are many statues behind the church, telling the story of the Bible or commemorating a famous person. There are many believers here, similar to Buddhist temples, with strong incense.

And there is such a high platform.

You can see the beautiful Georgia Bay nearby.

This is a group of statues that tell the story of the crucifixion of Jesus. This is the crucifixion of Jesus, numbered 1 1.

This is a bit ahead of time. Fourth, when Jesus met his mother.

There are many other churches in Milan, and this is St. Paul's church.

Interestingly, because fewer and fewer people believe in religion, this church has also kept pace with the times and made the greatest improvement to attract a wider range of believers.

The ordinary street view of Milan. We walked along the side street to the lake.

Red bricks and green tiles, embroidered iron stairs, these houses have been around for some years.

It seems that many small towns will have such "historic sites"-fire stations. Yes! This is an important department after urbanization.

This is a factory in Georgia Bay, which has been in operation for many years.

This is an old wharf, which has completely lost its function.

This clear lake and this rocky bay are a landscape.

The dock is quiet, and it's not the peak season yet.

These chairs by the dock are all donated, usually in memory of a dead person. Larry has passed away, and his family is still thinking about fishing with his father.

I don't know what to pay attention to this swan statue. It is one of the symbols of Milan town.

Chairs, lawns and trees without new leaves.

There are many murals in this city, painted by a dead painter. The wall in front of the mill is bigger.

This lighthouse looks particularly fresh.

It seems that the train is really going to run out.

This idea is even more ingenious, and the only possible small space is also painted with murals.

Anyway, a city should have its own characteristics. I like these murals.

The monument here is to commemorate all the dead workers, saying that workers often hang a birdcage when they work in mines. If the birds die, they must run away quickly. So this monument is commemorated by birds.

Looking at a row of houses across the lake is a very comfortable picture.

This is a quiet lake bay.

It's too quiet to disturb the clouds in the sky.

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