Olde Bytown Bed & Breakfast
459 Laurier Ave E, Ottawa
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Olde Bytown Bed & Breakfast Ottawa

459 Laurier Ave E Ottawa, Ontario, K1N6R4, Canada

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New Year !

A travel blog entry by nomad82

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... with my partner. My partner took a 2 hours lesson, as it was her first time, while I went and explored the hills. For those in Switzerland it’s kind of like skiing at “La Dôle”. It was fun but I think it was about -30 C. It was the coldest day to go but we had fun and she knows more or less how to turn parallel, pretty impressed. She will be doing black runs in no time! The next day, she took me snowshoeing and it was fun. ...

Home Again

A travel blog entry by timsandy

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... some lovely relaxation zones with comfy chairs and non-glaring lights which we took advantage of, except for the talky teens who wouldn't shut up. We just moved away from them when other seats became available.

And now Business Class with Air Canada. WOW, WOW, WOW. (see picture)

I had my own pod. The first thing they offer you is Champagne, Sparkling wine or juice. Of course I had considered going dry on this trip but what ...

Nail Or Jail

A travel blog entry by andrewrainnie

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... with their phones, so I went back to sleep.

The next day, we grabbed a full breakfast at Denny’s, served by a very talkative host I have ever met. We then decided to mosy along Ottawa’s historical walk, spotting a statue of pianist Oscar Petersen sitting next to his piano, with his music playing out of a speaker, which was very cool. We also saw #OccupyOttawa, which the local press were deriding as unnecessary as Canada did not have the same issues as their ...

Post-trip travel tips

A travel blog entry by bettymoore

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... laptops, import photos from our cameras and iPhone, and organize them, without doing that while being online. For us, we relaxed over wine at the end of each day before supper and prepped our blog entries (it took a lot of time, at least an hour every day), then hopped online to upload them (which took about an hour each day AFTER they were prepped offline).

10) Bring a different souvenir for your hosts: We brought along some colourful fridge magnets from Canada, and one of ...

River Otters

A travel blog entry by morpheous

... heard in the darkness of the night. But they are timid creatures. Afraid of us.

Day three was epic. We paddled on that day so as to make some good time. On this day I was with Master C. Between the two of us we put a lot of weight into the canoe. That combined with my lack of skill and frustration held us back from the rest of the group. Our goal was to hit the 50-50 rapid (A class 3 rapid) and set up camp. Go-Go tells us that there is a great camp site ...