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| Rideau Canal, Ottawa, Ontario |
The canal locks control the flow of water when they are opened and closed in order to allow the boats to move through them. It is the oldest continuously operated canal system in North America, and in 2007, was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can read more about it here. Be sure to check out the other Creative Challenge entries here.
7 comments:
this is another lovely photo depicting 'flow'. It is quite pretty!
fascinating history and beautiful photo :)
Thanks.
Water locks are fascinating and your photo and the additional information make this entry a very interesting one. Thanks!
I always find locks on water fascinating. I grew up near one on a canal in London and it always impressed me.
Yes, water locks are quite fascinating.
the flowing water in locks would be fascinating
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