Comfort Inn Parry Sound

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Am Nachmittag sind wir wieder an den Strand gegangen. Es war vermutlich ein letztes Mal, wo wir baden gehen konnten. Die Temperaturen gehen allmählich zurück.

Als wir dann am Abend die feinen Pizzas im Backofen machten, ging doch prompt der Brandalarm in unserem Camper los. Toll, dieses Ding hatte so einen penedranten Ton. Nach kurzer Zeit, alle Fenster standen sperrangelweit offen, hörte es wieder auf zu piepen. Zum Glück!

... Elche entdeckt, dafür war die Natur wunderbar. Der Herbst hält auch hier langsam Einzug.

Unsere Weitefahrt am Mittag brachte uns in den Killbear PP.

Wir hatten einen super schönen Platz erhalten. Dieser befand sich fast am Strand. Wir hatten beschlossen, das schöne Wetter zu geniessen und hatten es uns am Strand gemütlich gemacht.

... Panama Canal earlier this year. We are now in Parry Sound which apparently has over 30,000 islands or so the signs say. We may go on a 2 hr cruise on the Island Queen around some of those Islands tomorrow morning before heading to Niagara Falls!

... to connect -- ergo, at least one visit is required while they are open. With great thanks to Moyra and Dave for putting up with me, I am heading to Wisconsin tomorrow to pickup Cindy and Bogie, likely with a two to three week layover at Natural Lakes, before taking a meandering route towards Yellowknife via Canada's National Parks and wilderness. Stay tuned for additional pix and stories as the summer unfolds...

... Hamburger! Well once on the island the drinking began before we were even done unloading the car-this is no exaggeration, But it was awesome still!! We had a friggin blast on the ice-Drink running is much better than playing because you sustain WAY less injuries! Thank goodness I awas able to get out of the "Dance Off" cuz I was just not ready for the aftermath that could have created! But there is always future ...

... scan in late August/early September), but the most likely thing is that they are benign hemangiomas. The tumour was a strange one, apparently, so they thought that he may have needed some radiation, just in case, but then finally decided that he does not at this point. So, we are breathing a big, audible sigh of relief now! He is going for another CT scan next week to make sure everything is okay, and then we will be able to start thinking about ...

... for a walk through the forrest; everyday was drinks in the gazebo or on the deck at 4:40/5pm; swimming in the lake or watching the olympics. We went out on the boat a couple of times to fish, witness a sunset or to just enjoy the scenery. I witness ed a full moon, am amazingingly beautiful sunrise and one amazing sunset on an evening cruise on a local tour boat. Thankyou Reg and Leslie for a wonderful stay in your special place on this amazing planet of ours.

... rolled in around the second hour of driving and we got pummeled with hail for awhile. This time Rosseau offered up her island to us again and it was all about the trees. Tree Hunter and I hung out at the island all day Saturday. He taught me how to identify different trees. Hemlocks, oaks, cedars ...

... road. Upon the massive rocks were tons of Inukshuks, small and large. Very cool to feel the presence of First Nations people. Their culture is something to be admired and cherished. ~ "Inukshuk (singular), meaning "likeness of a person" in Inuktitut (the Inuit language) is a stone figure made by the Inuit. The plural is inuksuit. The Inuit make inuksuit in different forms and for different purposes: to show directions to ...

... ne sont pas fiers sur leur pancartes de commerce et de ville. Ici, « pancartarbre » ne ferait pas long feu (ici, il n'y a qu'Eric et Claude B. qui vont comprendre et rire...). Il y a des pancartes qui devaient être là avant même notre naissance et qui n'ont pas été rafraîchies... J'applique le truc à Eric dans mes contacts avec les anglophones quand je veux être certaine qu'ils ne me répondront pas trop rapidement. Je parle en ...