Quality Suites Whitby

... where Tom wined and dined us &#8211; dry martinis, shaken not stirred with two olives (just like 007), vintage wines and a superb dinner.<br><br>· Distillery District &#8211; An area in Old Toronto that was home to the largest distillery in the world (in the 1800&#8217;s) that became really famous during prohibition when it&#8217;s the liquor was shipped illegally into ...

Why is it so difficult to find a place to park in downtown Toronto? Or at least why is it so difficult to find a 'safe' place to park in Toronto. You spend $20 for the privellege of abandoning your car in a street corner dirt covered car park with no security. The ...

It is 2:44 am and I am ready to go. Too bad I don't leave until 5 am! Phil has not been feeling well, but he doesn't want to miss the Leaf's game on Tuesday, so he is dragging himself along. I even get to pack his suitcase. Then I get to sneak some of my stuff in there! Doesn't he just love that ;) For now I will keep listening to the Cuba Radio Station and dream of my trip to the Marea del Portillo. Oh and the Leaf's game. I can't forget that, as that is how this trip started...

... three seats for myself, thanks to on flying the 13th! The second part of my trip was much more fun, but that will be the subject of the next post. :) ---------- Musique d'aujourd'hui, dans l'orde dans lequel mon lecteur MP3 les a joués à l'aéroport: Today's music, in the order in which my MP3 player played them at the airport: 10,000 Maniacs: Let The Mystery Be Joan Baez: Don't Think Twice Queen: The Show Must Go On

... was open and catered for vehicles as well as passengers. I was considering going up the CN Tower, but then decided that it wouldn't be worth it as I would get up, have a quick look around and then come straight back down again. So walked up Younge St - apparently the longest street in the world, which was mostly of it lined with shops. Initially the shops were common and general, but then it slipped into the dodgy looking tacky shops. I walked and walked and walked for ...

... and DH got a AAA discount. Included in the entrance fee is use of the audio guide, which I thought was useful--and you could pick and choose what you wanted to get information about. Casa Loma is actually run now by the Kiwanis Club. It was originally built from 1911-1914 by a wealthy self-made man, Henry Pellatt, and his wife who spared no expense in building it (including a $10,000 bathroom--and those were in the dollars of the day). But eventually they lost ...

... this mexican dude was driving the bus and he knew a lot of stuff about the area around niagara. we stopped at a winery for some tasting and lucky enough we only had sips cos the stomach werent great either. we got a taste of this ice wine which is famous in the area. its picked at night when its -10 degrees and each grape only give one drop of wine so its about 55 dollars for a tiny bottle!!so me moved onto the fall s and they were ...

Basic Documents: · Insurance certificate (Health Insurance card) &amp; Health Card · This packing list · Passport · Photocopies of important documents · Credit Cards W/Pin · Debit Card · Cash (50 Pounds, 200 Euro) · International Student Identification Card ...

Hight Park is a nice place to have a walk and take a break. It is close to downtown. The park stretches south from Bloor st. West to the Queesway (subway station : Hight Park or Keele <br><br>I have visited the park in winter but it may be cutest in spring or summer. <br ...

... sandwich at Subway, and suddenly realizing how much I was actually craving it! Damn that clever marketing, it worked! Drove through Elliott Lake, the city with the oldest population in Canada. Don't get too close, you might age rapidly and have a sudden urge to place shuffleboard. We realized our trip was coming to an end when we began see the distance signs for Toronto. We stopped by a roadside stand for fresh wild blueberries and ...