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Day 6 - Sault ste Marie, ON to Thunder Bay, ON.

A travel blog entry by mjchambers

Again after another long long drive, we arrive in Thunder Bay, Ontario. I can't beleive we are still in this Province! it is soooooo large. But have to say it was a big **** hole. Best part was having a A&W breakfast, (cause we forgot about clocks going forward and missed brekkie) - and ringing my mom in england to wish her happy mothers day!

Timbits, thunder and victory to the Alumacrafts

A travel blog entry by healsby

... Casey and Gemma's 'sasquatches' vs Laura and Shellie's 'alumacrafts' with me as the adjudicator- until the sky came in really dark and we could see lightning hitting the opposite shore. We stayed for a little longer until the atmosphere felt like that of a horror movie, and then the girls and I all headed for the showers. As we were in there, the storm started, and I have never heard anything like it in my life! It was unreal. We do not get ...

The Thunder Rolls

A travel blog entry by solinski

... see Sleeping Giant Provincial park from the monument - it gets that name because the island looks like a giant sleeping.

We found out it was taco Tuesday in Thunder Bay at Taco Time and thought we can't miss that - so lunch today was beef and veggie tacos - only $1.29 - quite the deal!

In the afternoon we headed to Fort William - an historic fort in Thunder Bay. It has over 40 historic buildings and many people ...

A Portage For Voyageurs Of Old

A travel blog entry by albrechtscamp

When we left Pukaskwa National Park, it was only 9 degrees,
gray and windy. Good to get on the road again. Leaving the park, we came upon a
black bear along the side of the road.
They're huge, and have shiny black fur.
We thought the bear sighting was going to top our day, but were we
wrong. We climbed north and west through
Nipigon, and arrived in Amethyst country.
For those who don’t ...

Lake Superior and Ontario sure are massive

A travel blog entry by nancydeb

... Bay, more than 5,000 kilometres, his cancer worsened and he couldn’t continue. He has become a cult hero in Canada and we had seen a memorial to him on the west side of Canada also. It has become common for families to spend summer doing similar team marathons across the country to raise money for different illnesses, we actually saw one the next day who were raising money for brain injury.

When I had flown over the country to Nova ...