Limestone & Lilacs B&B
1775 Highway 38, Kingston
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Limestone & Lilacs B&B Kingston

1775 Highway 38 Kingston, Ontario, Canada

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No more Chicken Fried Chicken

A travel blog entry by lolly

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... I'd like to quote one of the commercials we heard on the radio, it pretty much sums up how we feel: "If you look up Awesome in the dictionary, it will tell you to see Kingston". If you want to read about how awesome Kingston is, check out my blog where I write about the city, surrounding area, and islands at this link :

http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-blog/l olly/my_own_backyard/tpod.html


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Hurry Hard!!

A travel blog entry by ggmoffatt

... car to get all our stuff loaded!!!! Even had to make an extra trip back in the morning before Barb left….just to get a couple more things!!!! The flea market is an amazing place, all the things to buy, but don’t really need. We did get a lecture from Scott when he came to the market with us about "needs & wants"!! Leave your visa card at home”. Where have we heard that ...

Row, Row, Row Your Boat

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... from raking on my hands I was getting ready for my imminent return to rowing and the inevitable calloused hands.

To continue the water theme, I watched Whale Rider, brilliant not only because it was set in my one of my favourite countries, and of course current holders of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand, but because it’s about a girl being refused teaching because she is a girl, of course proving any doubting Thomases wrong in the end by triumphing over adversity. ...

Do Country Folk Not Watch Horror Movies?

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... I’d been wading through long grass on my walk today and was probably just as likely to have a little tick somewhere on me.

A much needed shower was followed by fear of looking into mirrors or any type of reflective surface as I waited for Emily and Cameron to return home; there’s something about looking out and seeing not one light that unnerves me, especially considering how many horror movies I’ve seen that spring to mind the minute ...

Dennis, The Fire Truck Or The Fire-Fighter?

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... as he brought back memories of being a part of the fire brigade family, from the Christmas parties where Santa would pull up in a fire truck, to the times when the crew would pull up at my school and make me feel like I was the bee’s knees for having a fire-fighter for a father. The nostalgia soon ended as political correctness of today jumped to the top of the agenda, but then again isn’t all history seen with a pair of rose-tinted ...

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