Hampton Inn Watertown
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Home to 1000 Islands Dressing
... the first couple of hours but then deviate to see some of the countryside and small townships. We take a break at Webster at the local diner for brunch which is almost embarrassingly cheap for such a great meal and service. Finally, after another 5 hours driving, we arrive at our lakeside bungalow in Alexandria Bay. A quick unload of the car and in to "town" for supplies, Tim's fishing licence and some worms. Back to the bungalow and Tim is out ...
Day Seven – Relaxation on the Last Day
... picture. Mom had a bunch of cat pictures, which made me say “I didn’t know that you were that big into fishing!”
It was hot and humid tonight. There was no breeze either. The boathouse was hot all week and tonight was going to be the hottest. I decided to start the night sleeping in the hammock. I put on some bug spray and hoped for the best. I expected to wake up with a million mosquito ...
Day Six – Castle Tours
... I hope to come back in ten or twenty years to see the completed building.
It would have been nice to have a guided tour. There were some story boards around to give some meaning to the rooms, but it wasn’t enough.
Mary said she wanted a house like that. She better get a great job or rich husband to pay for it!
It was Beth and Rob’s turn for dinner. It was Italian sausage and pasta salad. Another great ...
Day Five – Relaxing
... we retired to the Point cabin’s deck to watch the sunset. I had the computer along so I could work on writing this blog and show pictures. However, once the pictures were started, we looked at them until the battery died. We will have to finish the pictures later. It brought back a lot of memories for Mom and Dad. There were some wedding pictures. There were a few pictures of Mom that just looked like ...
Day Four – Exploring Gananoque
... did a walking tour of the town while waiting for the rest of the group. The churches are one of the highlights of the walking tour. The only church open was the Catholic Church, St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church. It was beautiful inside. I lit a candle and made my wish. Kim told me to keep dreaming!
Kim found a shop that was making things from Polymer Clay. I was curious on how it was done. The lady didn't know exactly what ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
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