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Off to London...the UK one!
This Remembrance Day we left Maplewood under sunny skies and warm temperatures. We marveled at the fact that mid November we were enjoying temperatures in the 17 Celsius degree range. Rob was thrilled that he avoided snow-blowing the this year.
Our journey is taking us over lands and seas in a multitude of weather conditions so we have tried to prepare for every ...
T-Minus 10 Days until Liftoff!
... the obligatory pool hall and massage parlour visits in Machu Picchu our friends will safely make their way back to Lima and on to The Great White North. At that time Cas and I will, safely, make out way into Bolivia where we plan to spend 2-3+ weeks attending private Spanish schooling classes while living with a family or families in an attempt to rid ourselves of our ridiculous Canadian accents (and learn some ...
Best swimming spot ever!
... the coffee."
The ferry was not very busy this morning and we would have been fine without a reservation, but we slept better last night knowing we would definitely be on the first and not the subsequent (1.30 pm) sailing today.
There were three outdoor decks to explore on the ship. Frequest crossers had secured the Adirondack chairs out of the wind, but there were a couple ones free in the breezy section of the ...
Oh Canada
... it to be. Yesterday I took in the new surroundings of my sisters new neighbourhood Collingwood. It's a really cute town. It feels like an English countryside village, brick homes amongst some beautiful farm land. Collingwood is nestled between the Georgian Bay and Blue Mountains. So it has a west coast feel to it. Sailing and fishing in the summer, skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. ...
Entry #7 Cult'rural'
... from everywhere in the world! Sometimes, when I was walking on the streets, I tried to listen to other's conversations (curiously, I like to do that!), and I was surprised to hear that every 3 chats, there were at least one different language. Like I wrote in the last entry there’s Chinese, Arabian, Mexican, Indonesian, Canadian, American, European, Asian and even Quebecer! (I never thought I’d ...