Ramada London

... had very kindly given up for them. They had even rearranged furniture to get them in there and poor Simone was on a mattress in the hallway. Thanks Simone!!!! Mark, Mark, Rob and Derek decided to go raccoon hunting. Ramsay managed to shoot a few bottles and light globes but no &#8216;coons&#8217; were seen on the night.<br><br>The next day was Thanksgiving so everybody had the day off. Monique had found a local corn maze for us to go ...

Hello everyone...<br>Well the time has come and we have said allof our goodbyes. All we have to do is finish packing the bags and get to Detroit! Thank you for all of your help in getting ready for this trip and for your support of us as we do what we love. We hope these next three months are great for everyone and we look forward to seeing you at Christmas!<br><br>Love,<br>Bryan and Deb

... it must make it hard for people with young kids.<br><br>We walk down to the Horseshoe Falls, here the spray comes up over the cliff and starts to soak you many people have plastic disposable raincoats. We decide to turn around and head back to the car. Once out of the spray we relies that the spray contributes greatly to the humidity. <br><br>We decide to take a different Way back to the van and go up Falls Ave where we find a garish sideshow of amusements with ...

Hello everyone!<br><br>We have changed the site we will use for writing blogs. Here is our NEW &amp; UPDATED address:<br><br>www.travelblog.org/Blog gers/mike-dano/<br><br>We will not be updating this site anymore. Please visit our new blog regularly for updates and photos of our Korean adventure!<br><br>Mike &amp; Danielle

Well the day has finally come...Dustin is flying the Coop...Do you think he could have chosen a closer place just to visit his Mum???? :-(<br>We flew WestJet from London to Vancouver. See attached pictures for a view of the Rockies from the plane.

We were running late coming into London due to the slow traffic on the 401, but it didn't matter because my younger brother, John, and his fiance, Sabine, were caught in it too, so no one had started to eat the turkey feast, and the spread of desserts my parents had laid out for us. My parents, my older brother, Noel, and his girlfriend warmly greeted us after we rang the doorbell. They hadn't changed as much as the city. I noticed heavy development ...

... we hit lake Erie.  We stopped to relieve ourselves in the bushes and take a look at the map. Matt said that we could either go about 3 miles to the next campsite or go 18 miles to the one after that. Needless to say, we chose the close one. When we got to the road to turn on for the campsite, we saw a food mart so we stopped. Inside was a very strange middle eastern man and woman who sell very over priced fruit juice and cans of soup.  They were watching a ...

... way and even had enough time for a lunch at a lakeside diner. The weather was warm and sunny so we had a very slow pleasant trip following a road with lots of curves and 50ft undulations along its entirety. The shoreline alternates from sand beach, gravel and solid slippery rock Every little town was built at the mouth of a river or creek that emptied into Lake Erie. Those rivers were widened and deepened to create a marina and levees were ...

... 36 a night for basic needs - usually 30amps and water), the amenities have been worth it. At the other KOA grounds there have been a wash area for dishes, free WIFI and other amenities I don't really use (heated pool, mini-golf, grocery store, laundry, RV washstation, propane refills etc). The KOA here, basic site $38.80 (15 amps, water although very low to the ground so hooking up is hard, no internet, although still the ...

... Stories: highs and lows; the food I eat, from chicken feet to fish heads; the places I see, from towering mountains to secluded beaches; and the people I meet, both travellers and locals alike. While I tend to be a rather longwinded author - which certainly should not surprise anyone who's ever met me - I have been told my travelogues are rather entertaining. If anything, it should certainly brighten up dreary winter ...