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2080 Highway #61, RR #4 Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, P7J 1B8, 807-473-9123
Scenery got increasingly better as we drove the northern shoreline of Lake Superior to Thunder Bay. We made stops to take in the views. Stopped to visit falls, canyon and walk the longest suspension bridge. Ended the day with sighting of 4 black bears, 3 cubs and a mother.
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada tom1100
... any challenge in life. His basic story is that he was diagnosed with cancer in his late teens, as a result he had one leg amputated. A few years later whilst only in his early 20's he took it upon himself to raise money and awareness for cancer research. He intended to do this by running from the east coast of Canada, all the way to the west coast. He ran 26 miles a day for 143 consecutive days, until he got just outside of Thunder Bay ...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada swaffWir sind bereits um 7 Uhr aufgestanden, um eine Wanderung zu machen, welche der Tiere wegen am frühen Morgen oder Abend empfohlen wird.<br><br>Nachdem wir den Sonnenaufgang bestaunen konnten, machten wir uns auf den Weg. Ausser einem hübschen Seelein und Moskitos haben wir jedoch keine Tiere gesehen.<br><br>Unsere Weiterfahrt brachte uns durch wunderbare Landschaft und den ersten farbigen Bäumen, am Lake of the Woods vorbei, nach Thunder Bay in den Kakabeka Falls PP.
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada swissbear... State Park broke up the car ride with a nice mini-hike and spectacular views of powerful waterfalls rushing and swirling down to Lake Superior through the cylindrical bowls of rock they've carved over time. <br><br>After crossing the border into Ontario, our first stop was Thunder Oak Cheese Farm, a family-run, dairy that produces different varieties of Gouda and Swiss cheese. We picnicked on our purchases and ...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada kellyjohn... bomed by the army of bugs and flies during the incident. I laugh thinking about it now, but eww... never again please. I couldn't get the hose connector off the water tube, so we're just gonna have to go without it for now! Stupid thing. Even tho I cleaned up after, it's easy to imagine how much I appreciated my shower last night :)<br><br>We decided to head towards Thunder Bay & stop at the next RV park. Low ...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada lombardi... heading out of "Dodge." Winnipeg does have a special flood spillway that diverts water around the city. Jen read about the City putting concrete blocks on top of one of the major bridges to keep it from moving when the water and ice flow under it. Hmmm. Well, as we approached said bridge, the City had already started to load two lanes with massive concrete blocks -guess they aren't kidding! No sooner had we crossed the Manitoba ...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada coventry_kid... rest to the park. Just as I was making dinner (miso stew), a typical Lake Superior thunderstorm raced through; cocktails were served in the tent while dinner coasted for half-hour. This camping spot (zero facilities) was in a protected cove under beautiful Cedars while overlooking Isle Royale (the British did not negotiate border properties very well since this island is much closer ...
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada tombuttle... thing! Mireille explained some things to us, too, and the girl said, "you practically know more than I do!" She gets that a lot. We looked at their piles of birch and at the craftwork on the canoes for awhile, then our unofficial tour was done. Mireille told us to when and where to meet for lunch. Then we were on our own. I hitched up my booksack, took out my map, and went off to explore. We had interviews to do, but I told myself I'd at least get familiar with the whole place before starting any of that.
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada monchemin... was just another one of the kids. Back in the van. I was finally awake and alert this time. I sat between Simone and Zoe, and we talked and sang, annoyed the boys, and simply watched the sisters being sisters. We drove down the hilly, scenic main street of the town, and it was like an alternate world. I just pictured them all living out their lives strolling down this street, right next to Lake Superior, US citizens yet only a few minutes from Canada. It was hard to imagine ...
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada monchemin... as we could in order to get an early start the next morning. While sitting outside our hotel room having a beer, we met an old guy and his wife riding an old 1978 BMW. It should have been retired as it was hurting in every aspect. It looked like it was beat but seemed to be running OK. The windshield was so crazed with thousands of cracks that it was impossible to see through it. They were from the London area on their way to Winnipeg.
Shabaqua, Ontario, Canada jstephensca
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