Best Western Fredericton Hotel & Suites

... wir nach der Besichtigung wieder beim Camper ankamen, steckte auch schon die Visitenkarte von den beiden an der Fensterscheibe mit dem Vermerk 'wenn ihr mal in Kalifornien seit, dann ruft uns an'. Machen wir doch gerne!<br><br>Weiter ging es Richtung Fredericton, der Hauptstadt von New Brunswick. Das war wirklich hübsch, der kurze Rundgang hat sich auf jeden Fall gelohnt.<br>

... for five generations. Bonnie quickly brought us up to speed on Fredericton, gave us brochures and sent us on our way to explore this neat city. The city has developed an extensive trail system that runs along the wide river on both banks. An old railway bridge has been converted to a foot/bike path (approx. 600 meters in length) and is part of the trail system. It would have been great for cycling, but the temperatures were cool and the ...

... in PEI. Pull the tire off and check for nails. There's no nail. The sidewall belt on the tire is protruding. I need a new tire. A have a slight problem. I have high performance tires that are not that easy to find at any tire dealer. I get Alexis to do an internet search and see if there are any dealers in PEI. Luckily there are. But will they be able to get me the tire while I'm there? Paul's tire saga...to be continued...

... needing 500 jordanian dollars to pay for surgery, as there is no gov't health care or much insurance in Jordan. In all, I wish I had more time to get a feel for the people there, but overall they did seem nicer and more laid back than egyptians, in fact those I spoke to shared my opinion of egyptians!<br><br>Right now, I'm still exhausted from my adventure, and that is what my trip was, an adventure. People ask what was my favorite place or ...

... obsessed man, that may as well be 19 years! So I've still got a lot of **** to do here and have lots of things to worry about this time around. We're homeowners as well as landlords, work has been really tough lately, we're in the middle of a recession, people are getting all kind of worried over swine flu and springtime has got me coughing for the last two weeks!! What, me worry? I ...

... baggage then get in line to sort out what was gunna happen. Which took a decc amount of time, finally get help and am told that there are a few standby flights going out in the early MORNING. So next morning, I wake up around 3:30 am and call a cab to the airport and get there around 4:30 Am ...didn't get on a plane till oh, about noon. So I hung out at Freddy airport for 8 hours Read, slept, wrote ...

Sooo on one of my little afternoon journeys downtown I stopped into a store called the 'Urban Almanac General Store' that Dorothy had brought me to a couple weeks prior. I went back on a search for a cell phone holder I saw the weeks before. And as Im browsing throughout the store I stopped by the kidlets section and noticed that on the wall they were selling STONZ WEAR. awwwe Proud Feeney family moment right there. What a ka-wink-ee-dink.

... high tide and medium low tide. The tide was moving out at about a foot every ten minutes, so Tony would throw some coins in the water and then we would look for them as the tide went out. We are easily amused. From there we drove though Fundy National Park (Canada has A LOT of trees!) to Fredericton, NB. Tomorrow we have our longest drive to Montreal ...

Saying good bye to the Province of Quebec and Hello to Collette, New Brunswick!<br><br><br><br>Driving my old 1988 Camaro to the border and further, 500 miles away from my past, my future is waiting for me.<br><br>And the house is absolutely gorgeous!<br><br>I even had time to decorate a small Christmas tree.<br><br>Renald is transferred from flat bed, Maritime-Ontario route, to closed vans, running USA side; many trip up and down the road in my future and our life together.<br>

En route for Liverpool Nova Scotia.<br><br>We were required at work to sign papers that forbade us to travel in a long haul truck; management changed and I slipped through the crack, escaping the signature of any papers; I was still liable to loose my job if my bosses caught wind of me traveling to Nova Scotia. Stubborn French woman that I am, I jumped in anyways!<br><br>Somewhere within the convoy, the news leaked, but I kept my job, although evicted from my bosses fan club !