Fairfield Inn N Stes Marriott Sudbury

This will be my first attempt at a travel blog...well actually at any type of blog. Bookmark my blog, http://travelpod.com/members/lhugli and come back every day to find out how our cruise adventure is unfolding. Linda

We started the morning in the fog so we did not see much of Lake Superior for awhile. We travelled through the forested area north of Lake Superior all day. We stopped at Wawa to see the famous Wawa Goose. Actually now there are two of them. As we got closer to Sault Ste. Marie ...

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September 22 - 23 - DAY 9 TO DAY 10 - ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK
We journey via granite moonscape to Etosha National Park where we camp ready for our big game safari experience. Dominated by shimmering white saltpans you have a chance to see elephant as well as black rhino, lion and leopard. During our stay in Etosha we make 3 game drives into the Park.

September 24 - DAY 11 - WATERBERG PLATEAU NATIONAL PARK
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... water was breathtaking ! The view is definite better from the Canadian side as they mostly fall from the American side. My favorite spot to stand was over the top of the river which was so calm and peaceful and then to see how the water effortlessly slipped over the edge to become a violent mass of mist ! We spent a lot of time gazing into them and going back and forth along the walkway to get different perspectives. There was a boat that takes ...

Today we explored Sudbury noticing how green it has gotten, such a huge change from when I arrived here in 1967 after having been hired to teach here over the phone. It was nothing but barren rocks everywhere! Now with the greening projects that have been going on for a number of years the chaange has been dramatic.We spent the day visiting members of Brian's family.

We left home about 8:15 am with the motorhome packed FULL. I drove as far as Pembroke, Then Brian was bored so he took over. We stopped in Deep River for their famous milk shakes, which spoiled lunch! In Sturgeon Falls we visited St. Mary's Cemetery and found the stone of Mary Sarsfield, baby daughter of Joe Sarsfield (Brian's great uncle) After tramping the ...

... we ain't staying. · North of Barrie - tourist spots, various destinations and rural roads along the Georgian Bay have long, multi-syllable Indian names that are impossible to pronounce and easily forgotten. As expected and typical, most businesses have iron bars on windows & steel doors while the residences are strewn with garbage, furniture, appliances and over-turned vehicles. · None-the-less, as far as scenery, it seems like Georgian Bay is the place to visit. On our ...

... for lunch when I arrived at the pharmacy.  Luckily enough I passed a local Indian restaurant that had a lunch buffet for $9.99.  It was delicious, some of the best Indian food I have had so far and again super cheap.After lunch it was time to make my way over to the Conservation area.  An hour later I arrived, after discovering several beautiful views of the different lakes surrounding Sudbury.  I was so tired of walking, now ...

... you see was a hitcher many years ago and had down his fare share of travels. So I popped the tent in his backyard and slept like a baby with a shot of tequilla. Omg he was a saint this man. So I got a place to crash and when I awoke in the morning shortly after I had my tent down he came out with boots on. We had talked about blueberry plants and I'd talked about my lack of ever seeing a blueberry plant. So the two of us trecked into a ravine behind his place and hunted out ...

... have not actually even seen what a person looks like with the illness... but we had a good chat and i feel really good about things here now. and im confident that every one here is looking out for honey and backing me up 100% with discipline etc. we took her to the nursery after, which is great and amazing and clean and the front garden is very big and looking out onto miles and miles of fresh grassy hills and mountains! sheer ...