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Day 1 – Quebec City
We had a leisurely start, getting away around 11:00 AM under clear blue skies. Perfect convertible weather. The drive to Quebec City was uneventful, which is actually a very good thing. Because of the Labour Day weekend, hotels were fully … Continue reading
Cottage Country
In early July we visited a friend’s cottage on a local lake. Many of these lakes are surrounded by forest now, but a hundred years ago they were surrounded by farms. In most cases the land was marginal, at best, … Continue reading
Sunset
Sunset on the water. What more can I say?
Sun, Water, and Sky
In preparation for my not-quite-annual father/sun road-trip (try saying that quickly five times in a row!) I want to finish posting some of the pictures I’ve taken this summer. We didn’t travel much this year, but then we rarely do … Continue reading
Loons
Oh my – has it really been that long since my last post? I must do something about that. I haven’t been doing much in the way of travel lately, but I have been fortunate enough to visit friends who … Continue reading
Out Like a Lion
Remember Groundhog Day? I said it confused me because in my experience “six more weeks of winter” and “an early spring” were pretty much the same thing. Well, here we are seven weeks later and counting, and yesterday we were … Continue reading
Toronto By Train
It has been quite a while since my last business trip of any kind, but more on that later. Today I’m going to write about my train trip to Toronto. There was a time when I routinely took business trips … Continue reading
Water
It was gorgeous today. The sun was shining in a clear blue sky, perfect for a walk to check out the melting snow. There is something about running water, especially from melting snow, that brings out the kid in me. … Continue reading
Winter
I haven’t been traveling at all for a while now. My last trip was early December. It’s one of those “good news – bad news” stories best shared over a drink, so I won’t go into it here. I’m okay … Continue reading
Groundhog Day
The basic idea behind Groundhog Day is that the groundhog’s shadow will determine if we have an early spring or six more weeks of winter. This has always confused me because where I live these are pretty much the same … Continue reading
If It Was Today... 