Highland Motel 5 Kingston

725 Highway 15, R.r. 2 Kingston, Ontario, K7L 5H6, Canada

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Row, Row, Row Your Boat

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... from raking on my hands I was getting ready for my imminent return to rowing and the inevitable calloused hands.

To continue the water theme, I watched Whale Rider, brilliant not only because it was set in my one of my favourite countries, and of course current holders of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand, but because it’s about a girl being refused teaching because she is a girl, of course proving any doubting Thomases wrong in the end by triumphing over adversity. ...

Do Country Folk Not Watch Horror Movies?

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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An unexpected thing happened last night in a small town, in Canada, in November: I kicked off my covers because it was too warm. Global warming may have had a growth spurt as I slept, or the thick duvet may just have been unnecessary with the temperature at a whopping twelve degrees. Whatever the cause, the disruption to my Zs left me hitting the snooze button more than once when it was finally time to get up, fortunately Emily was also downstairs a little later as she ...

Dennis, The Fire Truck Or The Fire-Fighter?

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... Cameron’s friend Dennis, a retired fire-fighter who asked why I hadn’t told him my dad was too when I initially met him out in the garden; I just didn’t think 'hello, my dad was a fire-fighter’ was the normal way to greet someone at a first meeting. I’d been forewarned of his career, and found it amusing to meet a fire-fighter with the same name as the fire trucks throughout Britain; Dennis was the first purpose-made ...

Ticks 'N' Rocks

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

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... wandered or how many eggs it could lay before I spotted the currant-like insect plodding along the wooden floor towards the other dog’s tail. It was disposed of in the rubbing alcohol, meaning it met a quick death, but surely it would have noticed the graveyard of comrades it was falling into before it hit the cushioned pillow at the bottom of the bag. My sympathetic thoughts lasted about as long as the time it took me to start scratching again.

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Kingston to Pearson airport

A travel blog entry by keithfairbank

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Shawn drives Nancy and Keith to Pearson airport in Toronto for their 9:50 pm departure to
Gatwick London. We leave Kingston at 4:10 and arrive at 6:50 just hitting a bit of traffic. We check our big bag at Air Transat confirm our seats, and decide to spring for the Premier ...