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Each year between mid-June and early Fortune Farms ...................................................................... 613.256.5216 Blackbird ............................................................. 613.256.9669 Basswood, Smiths Falls ..................................................613.283.4884 Canadian Café ................................................................613.256.3792 Aquarius Motel, Perth ....................................................... 613.267.4261 Fulton’s Pancake House ...................................................... 613.256.3867 Curiosities ........................................................... 613.256.7943 Beckwith Golf Club ........................................................613.284.0688 Cortelli’s Pizzeria .............................................................613.256.5417 Baron’s Motor Inn, Carleton Place ................................... 613.257.4002 July the colony bursts into bloom. Call the Bloom Hotline at 613- Providence Point ............................................................... 1.877.292.2201 Design by Destination ....................................... 613.256.0035 Blue Heron, Lanark .........................................................613.264.1062 Equator Coffee ...............................................................613.256.5960 Bass Lake Lodge, Lombardy ............................................ 613.283.0136 259-5307 ext. 500 for updates to catch the flowers at their peak. Temple’s Sugar Camp Restaurant ...................................... 613.253.7000 Foodies Fine Foods ........................................... 613.256.6500 Calabogie Highlands Golf Resort .................................613.752.2171 Heirloom Café ................................................................613.256.2524 Bayview Lodge, White Lake ............................................. 613.623.2753 Thompsontown Maple Products ....................................... 613.256.1826 Kehla Design Jewellery ..................................... 613.256.7997 Dalhousie Glen, Lanark ..................................................613.278.2369 JR’S Family Restaurant ...................................................613.256.2031 Best Inn, Smiths Falls ........................................................ 613.284.0464 Wheeler’s Pancake House, Sugar Camp and Kentfield Kids ..................................................... 613.256.5500 Donnybrooke Golf & Country Club, Smiths Falls .......613.283.7013 Mamma’s Place Restaurant ...........................................613.256.0816 Best Western Colonel By Inn, Smiths Falls ..................... 613.284.0001 Maclean Young Picture Framers....................... 613.256.4681 Maple Museum .................................................................... 613.278.2090 Juniper Fairways Golf Club, Smiths Falls .....................613.283.2252 Naismith’s Sports Pub ....................................................613.256.6336 Campground, Dalhousie Lake ......................................... 613.278.0091 Mill Street Gallery .............................................. 613.256.4007 Lanark Timber Run Golf Club .......................................613.259.5313 Palms ...............................................................................613.256.2676 Cedar Motels & Cabins, Beckwith................................... 613.257.2047 Parks, Gardens & Trails The Miller’s Tale .................................................. 613.256.9090 Lombard Glen Golf & Country Club, Smiths Falls ......613.283.5318 Christie Lake Cottages and Marina, Tay Valley .............. 613.267.3470 Almonte Riverwalk ............................................................... 613.256.2064 Nordic Star .......................................................... 613.256.2732 Mapleview Golf & Country Club, Perth .......................613.264.1235 Superior Restaurant .......................................................613.256.3954 The Barley Mow ..............................................................613.256.7840 Code’s Mill Inn & Spa, Perth ............................................ 613.326.0082 Arena Trail, Carleton Place ................................................. 613.257.1976 Palms ................................................................... 613.256.2676 Mississippi Golf Club, Appleton ...................................613.257.3396 Colonial House Motor Inn, Perth .................................... 613.267.3660 Paper Thin........................................................... 613.256.2273 Victorian Tea Cup ...........................................................613.256.4830 Baird Trail, Lanark Highlands ........................................... 1.888.952.6275 Pakenham Highlands Golf Club ...................................613.624.5550 Comfort Inn, Smiths Falls ................................................. 613.283.5150 Beckwith Park Trail ............................................................... 613.257.1539 Philip K. Wood Gallery ...................................... 613.256.6133 Perth Golf Course, Links O’Tay .....................................613.267.3090 Waterford Tea Room ......................................................613.256.3294 White Owl Antiques & Collectables ................ 613.256.0026 Copper Kettle Inn & Restaurant ...................................... 613.624.5376 Carleton Place Trailway ....................................................... 613.257.1976 Smiths Falls Golf & Country Club .................................613.283.3050 Ashton Ferguson’ s Motel, Montague ......................................... 613.284.4252 The Sweet Spot Driving Range, Almonte ....................613.256.5401 Centennial Park & Garden, Smiths Falls ........................... 613.283.4124 Balderson A Special Gift ...................................................... 613.267.5333 Old Mill at Ashton Pub ..................................................613.257.4423 Holiday Motel, Montague ................................................ 613.283.7147 Havelock to Glen Tay Trail ............................................... 1.877.889.8810 Amish Store ........................................................ 613.267.6821 Birding Kerruish’s Cottages ........................................................... 613.267.6396 Antiques & Things ............................................. 613.326.0598 Balderson K&P Trail ............................................................................... 613.259.2421 Beveridges Locks Observation Deck ...........................613.267.2036 Balderson Café ...............................................................613.267.5000 Lake Park Lodge, Beckwith .............................................. 613.253.2129 Balderson Fine Foods ....................................... 613.264.1500 Bird Watching Journeys .................................................www.mvfn.ca Kiwi Gardens, Tay Valley ...................................................... 613.267.7384 Crossroads Tea Room ....................................................613.267.2152 Maplecrest Motel & Cabins ............................................. 613.283.4804 Balderson Village Cheese .............................. 1.877.267.4492 Mississippi Mills Field Naturalists .................................613.256.5013 Last Duel Park, Perth ........................................................... 613.267.3311 Sweet & Savory Bistro ....................................................613.264.2600 Nordlaw Lodge, Tay Valley ............................................... 613.273.2920 MERA’s Living Willow Labyrinth, Lanark Highlands ......... 613.278.0388 Country Heart Keepsakes ................................. 613.326.0582 Perth Wildlife Reserve .................................................1.800.267.3504 Perth Manor Boutique Hotel, Perth ................................ 613.264.0050 Emma-lee Fashions .................................... 613.267.264.0088 Murphys Point Provincial Park, Tay Valley ......................... 613.267.5060 Rideau Valley Conservation ........................................1.800.267.3504 Carleton Place Perth Plaza Motel, Perth ................................................... 613.264.1022 J & D Antiques ................................................... 613.264.2939 Ballygiblin’s Restaurant ..................................................613.253.7400 Perth Wildlife Reserve ......................................................... 613.692.3571 Village Treats ...................................................... 613.264.0999 Berry Picking Pickerel Bay Lodge, White Lake ...................................... 613.623.3344 almonte Perth’s Towpath (part of Rideau Trail) ................................ 613.267.3200 Beckwith Berries, Carleton Place ..................................613.253.4171 The Eating Place .............................................................613.257.7595 Providence Point Retreat, Lanark Highlands ............... 1.877.292.2201 Purdon’s Conservation Area, Lanark Highlands
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