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Staying cool in Quinte

  • July 22, 2011 at 1:43 pm

The Quinte area experienced a major heat wave July 21. QNet News Reporter Renée Rodgers took to the streets of Belleville and Trenton to find out how people were staying cool. Ice cream and cold lemonade seemed to be the refreshments of choice. Adults joined their children at community splash pads. People tried to catch a breeze at the Belleville waterfront. Some even jumped in the bay.

TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Anne-Lawrence Boivin, 5, came from Belleville with her parents and younger brother to spend the morning at Trenton's Centennial Park splash pad. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (21/07/11) Tayler Stacey, 15, (left) Taylor Graham, 17, (centre) and Rob Muir, 17, (right) cooled off by jumping into the Bay of Quinte near the South George Street boat launch. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Christopher Boivin, 3, came from Belleville with his parents and older sister to spend the morning at the Centennial Park splash pad. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Ellie Bailey, 15, staffed the Riverside Music booth at Trenton's Festival on the Bay July 21. She spent the day attempting to sell passersby a simple cooling device: spray bottles filled with water for $2 each. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (21/07/11) Jenni Hinchey (left), Mary Wannamaker (centre) and Dale Malcolm (right) enjoy the weather by the South George Street boat launch. The three are from Milton but came to Belleville for a doctor's visit. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (21/07/11) Jennifer Ackerman, from Milford, plays with her friend's granddaughter, Emy Sorensen, 5, at the Kinsmen splash pad on Dundas Street. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Ken Bethune sold lemonade at Trenton's Festival on the Bay July 21, 22 and 23. He estimated he had sold about 75 by midday Friday. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Maranda Stone (left), Jessie Mitchell, 12, (centre) and Stone's son Domnic Maracle, 5, (right) cool off at Trenton's Centennial Park splash pad. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
TRENTON, Ont. (21/07/11) Mayan Forsey-MacKinnon, 3, from Bayside, stands under a sprinkler at Trenton's Centennial Park splash pad. She came with her aunt to beat the heat. Photo by Renee Rodgers.
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (21/07/11) Tyler Graham, 16, from Brantford, (left) cools off with ice cream from Reid's Dairy with Bobby Kerr, 15, (centre) and Erin Kerr, 12, (right) both from St. George. The youths visited Belleville with their parents during a camping trip near Stirling. Photo by Renee Rodgers.

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