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Travel Blogs from Bracebridge
I'm Just an Okie from 'Muskoka'!
... and to see the other islands that make up the chain of little places in this wonderful part of Canada. The leaves are starting to turn, and there is now plenty of variation in the colours of the trees. The days are beautiful during this Indian Summer - the temperatures are hovering in the 20s celsius.
Today, I had to squeeze my sstuff into my suitcase. Halfway through Alaska, I realised my coat was not going to be ...
Algonquin park
Into the back country. We didn't really know what to expect heading to Algonquin Park. All we knew was that it is a massive provincial park in the middle of Ontario and "it's just beautiful" from the don't drink and drive commercial. The drive there was great and it was nice to be on the back roads going through the small towns of Renfrew. We stayed ...
The Good ol' Canadian Tradition of Cottages!
... his own shadow, despite his size, along with thunderstorms and an assortmnet of other things. The highlight of the trip came when we floated down the river on our last morning. Thinking we were in distress Jack jumped into the water (another thing he's scared of) and proceeded to run, swim and bound through reed beds all the way to the end. The day a puppy became a man!
It was a sad day when we left the cottage, and I now understand why this is Karen's favourite place in the world
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A tough journey home
... was close at hand!
After making some adjustments to the luggage arrangements and moving some more weight up front, we were better able to fight the wind and finally arrived at the Portage Store in the early evening. We rewarded ourselves with a swim and some ice cream (Moose Tracks, of course).
As it was late, we stayed another night at the park, this time at Kearney Lake ...
Mark Cocker's "Loneliness and Time"
... generosity ... In their tents [he] felt like an uncouth, inarticulate barbarian, an intruder from a shoddy and materialistic world") and (c) the opportunity and daring to live (and move about unmechanized) among people who were unaware of the wider world. He was still doing this when Beatlemania was flourishing, but arguably he was the last to do so. And he had one more attribute without which all of the above would be pointless in a travel writer: (d) a powerful, ...
Other places to stay in Bracebridge
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Monastery Bed & Breakfast
15 Sadler Drive, Bracebridge | B&B -
Streeter's Landing Bed & Breakfast
Utterson, Bracebridge | B&B -
Spirit Bear Bed & Breakfast
67 Quebec Street, Bracebridge | B&B
