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... though.) We didn't have to wait in line for the tickets to Maid of the Mist, which was included. That was a bonus. We stopped to wander around the beautiful Niagara-on-the-Lake. And to top the day off, we went to a winery for some free wine tasting.

All in all, it was a good day.

... the many glimpses of the CN Tower). Tim Horton's doughnuts are also certainly worth a try! After our tour, we returned home for a wonderful barbecued meal of steak (strangely our first in North America) and salad with plenty of wine. The following morning, thoroughly well rested and fed (thanks again Richard, Susan and family!) we would set off for London (Ontario), to stay with Frankie's other set of Canadian cousins, before our flight west.

... outdoor gardens, bars and more bars, and finally in the recording studio, where I found a deep and abiding sense of belonging, a wonderful playground where realities evolved from dreams, creations bloomed where before there was nothing but a germ of an idea. And this record was to be my defining moment, my magum opus, piece de resistance, and chef-d'oeuvre (pardon my French) all rolled into one. I'd made a couple of recordings of my own songs, struggling over 15 years to find the ...

... 30 - 7pm. Certainly an efficient way to unload a city without stress. We found the Castle Safe and sound shining in the afternoon sun, headed back to the KOA from last night and had dinner. Another day in the tough life of the Aussie travellers, did we see all there is to see in Toronto? A question may be asked, well most likely not, but we are happy with our over view. It has a complex of underground walkways and shops of around 25 km we didn't explore, but hey! we can get ...

... and they patched it up with duct tape. Which cut into the set time. They weren't as good as I remembered, so I just left. Convinced that all the clubs were full (which they pretty much were) I went to the legendary Rex for some jazz by The Worst Pop Band Ever. I needed some chilling out time and it was great. After that, I didn't know what to do, so I walked on down to Front St. for some of the worst hip hop I've ever heard in my life. Just awful. Luckily, it was 2 a.m ...

Traveling has got to be the best thing I have ever done to enhance my knowledge of the world around me. God knows I do not do enough of it. You learn so much and see so much too. I hope I get to travel a lot over the next few years. I have to catch up!

OK. I just wanted you all to know that I am home! Safely, And I am going to fill in the big blank month of July. At least shade it in. lol. I started several entries, but I was so often distracted over the month. They are on their way, I promise!

Hey guys this is my first post on my blog. Still here in Oakville with 70 odd days left to go! I hope that I will be able to keep this updated often. Again if you want to be added to my mailing list email me at danielzarfati@hotmail.com Daniel

... br>It is also interesting to have a different view of downtown Toronto.

After Humber Park we crossed Gardiner Expy road and had a coffee at the cross of Queen St. W, King St. W, The Queeway and Roncesvalles Av. I like this place, it is a nice square (if you like citis spots and tramway). We saw for example a tramway parking - I like the Toronto tramway - . Plus, it is close to the Polish area. I recommand you to have a meal there, it is really delicious and beer are very good !

... all placed on standby for the next available flight, and when they called our names, we barely had enough time to rush to the pay phones to call home to ask our families to pick us up earlier. Oh, and we asked them to bring winter coats. It was February, in Montreal, after all.