ARTHUR – “Canada’s Most Patriotic Village”
John Walsh honours old soldiers, sailors and airmen . . .
Highway 400 North to Sudbury
Sniffer Dogs, Rattle Snakes and Box Girder Bridges . . .
Shinrin-Yoku Trails in Uxbridge Township
Shinrin-yoku: “We just call it taking a walk in the bush”
Cabot Seafood Chowder recipe
“How’s the chowder here?”
Battles by Bay Bulls
Icebergs, Humpbacks, Puffins and a Nazi submarine . . .
Northern Cape Breton Island
Go north of the park on Cape Breton Island . . .
Brantford Home of Alexander Graham Bell
The locals know Paris is a mere 12 kilometres up stream along the Grand River.
Bluenose Pride of Nova Scotia
Champion for a generation. Icon for a lifetime.
FREE postcard from Canada Post!
Canada Post direct mail piece March 2021 . . . . . . . Although it probably doesn’t herald a return to the letter-writing ways of our ancestors, this recent nod to the Wish-You-Were-Here postcard comes complete with it’s own stamp. It felt like a warm greeting from an old friend as I filled it […]
Ontario’s ‘colonization’ Roads
Old roads supply short road trips to our past . . .
Finding Bubbles at Abraham Lake
Gore-Tex penguins looking for frozen bubbles in Alberta’s eastern slopes . . .
10 Reasons to Visit Kootenay National Park
Celebrating a 100th Birthday – Under Lockdown: 10 Reasons to Visit Kootenay National Park (when it’s safe to travel again) . . .
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