Delta Kitchener-Waterloo

Travel Blogs from Kitchener

KITCHENER - DAY 1 ”Shade Tippin’"

A travel blog entry by troelshundtofte

... and Ashley’s friends Rob and Joce pretended admirably to be as much into it as me. Rob and I also conversed about
touring and the impracitcal nature of live gigs, as his band had recently had to
cancel a North American tour. He gave me his band’s CD, though we joked that it
would probably break before I got home. It did.

Off to the multi-cultural festival! We picked up Sukhi ...

The Final Days

A travel blog entry by ladyandtramp

The bus heading back to Queretaro from Pinal de Amoles was full of tired, yet happy, people. This coming weekend is Easter weekend and people were looking forward to being at home with their families for the holidays. Easter holidays in Mexico are 2 weeks long.

Shelley at HOME B and B was happy to see us again and hear about our wonderful time in the Sierra Gorda. We stayed in the same room (The Ritz) that we had stayed ...

Hello from Istanbul!

A travel blog entry by djamieson

... boat cruise around the Bosphorous Strait. The shore was lined with castles from past sultans (including an island with a tiny ornate building called the "woman's prison palace" where it was said that a beautiful woman was kept - the sultan loved her but she loved a poor commoner so he put her in her "palace" in the middle of the strait because the other man could not swim), huge modern homes (very life of the rich & famous) & mixed in with all ...

Bummed out

A travel blog entry by cazthomas

... the town's nightlife (which sounds like it's quite exhuberant, exciting), so we shall likely go check out some of the nightclubs.

Day 12 - Review the cruise itinerary with the captain. Move toward Ekincik Gulf, where we will be able to join an optional Dalyan Tour via a small boat called a piyade. We will arrive at Caretta-Caretta (Turtle) Beach to swim - will cruise along the river and enjoy the delta. There are ancient rock tombs and ...

Pre-Week Euro Jitters / Noteblog

A travel blog entry by andrewgriffith

... one late for dinner." ~Bilbo

~ "It's a dangerous business, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no telling where you might be swept off to." ~Bilbo

I especially like the first quote. 'Adventures make one late for dinner' . I completely relate myself to this, for, if i was ever late or to miss a meal my mother would find me (in europe, nevertheless) and force feed me.

Intro to ...