Days Inn - London

... those boats and decided to not go on it. We were home in time for supper and Anameike had made the best tasting leftovers dish from the turkey I had ever tasted. <br><br>Monique and Mark had put an offer in on a house so we went for a drive to have a look at it the next day. The girls had a play in the park nearby. It was great to have a relaxing day. We said goodbye very reluctantly that night as we had to leave at five in the morning.

Hello everyone...<br>Well the time has come and we have said allof our goodbyes. All we have to do is finish packing the bags and get to Detroit! Thank you for all of your help in getting ready for this trip and for your support of us as we do what we love. We hope these next three months are great for everyone and we look forward to seeing you at Christmas!<br><br>Love,<br>Bryan and Deb

... and the Horseshoe Falls o n the Canadian side. It is amazing to see the colour of the water it&#8217;s like glass, the noise and the force that the water has is fantastic. The American side whilst built up was quite sedate in comparison to their Canadian counterparts.<br><br>The Americans had a few attractions with different viewing areas. You could take a lift to the bottom and almost stand under the fall in some parts as well as take the Maid in The Mist boat ride ...

Hello everyone!<br><br>We have changed the site we will use for writing blogs. Here is our NEW &amp; UPDATED address:<br><br>www.travelblog.org/Blog gers/mike-dano/<br><br>We will not be updating this site anymore. Please visit our new blog regularly for updates and photos of our Korean adventure!<br><br>Mike &amp; Danielle

Well the day has finally come...Dustin is flying the Coop...Do you think he could have chosen a closer place just to visit his Mum???? :-(<br>We flew WestJet from London to Vancouver. See attached pictures for a view of the Rockies from the plane.

... we drove through south London. More condominium housing and strip malls - all the big box stores you can think of. With all the development taking place I wondered how long the city could hold on to its title as The Forest City.<br><br>We shared a time of great food, and conversation, talking until after 10:00 p.m., when we decided it was best to check into our hotel to get some sleep, since we had such a long journey waiting for us the following day.

Ed woke up at 6:15am, he was supposed to be outta here by 6:00am. On his way to pack up my Aunt for the long awaited trip. Today I will have to get the house in order before she gets here. Things to remember, sign, get officially packed for the long trip ahead tomorrow bright and early, I can't wait.....

... we hit lake Erie.  We stopped to relieve ourselves in the bushes and take a look at the map. Matt said that we could either go about 3 miles to the next campsite or go 18 miles to the one after that. Needless to say, we chose the close one. When we got to the road to turn on for the campsite, we saw a food mart so we stopped. Inside was a very strange middle eastern man and woman who sell very over priced fruit juice and cans of soup.  They were watching a ...

It's Monday night and we tried to get as much "work" work done today. I have about a half day tomorrow ad Julie is in a staff retreat all day till 4. We leave for Toronto about 7PM. Doris is in Brockville today for a long visit with Paul. It will be her last visit until Novenber 17th at the earliest. Doris will catch a flight from Ottawa to Toronto about 5PM tomorrow and meet up with us at the Delta Airport. They ...

... labels are taking over by storm.... leaving the penniless student-types (like myself) to sleep in phone booths. Hey, theres a time in your life to do something like this, and for Mike and I, this is our time. Life Lesson #1: Make the most of what you've got, take advantage of a good opportunity when it presents itself and never look back..... Three weeks and (anxiously) counting..... Erin and Mike