Riverside Resort and Conference Center Fredericton

... wir nach der Besichtigung wieder beim Camper ankamen, steckte auch schon die Visitenkarte von den beiden an der Fensterscheibe mit dem Vermerk 'wenn ihr mal in Kalifornien seit, dann ruft uns an'. Machen wir doch gerne!<br><br>Weiter ging es Richtung Fredericton, der Hauptstadt von New Brunswick. Das war wirklich hübsch, der kurze Rundgang hat sich auf jeden Fall gelohnt.<br>

... for five generations. Bonnie quickly brought us up to speed on Fredericton, gave us brochures and sent us on our way to explore this neat city. The city has developed an extensive trail system that runs along the wide river on both banks. An old railway bridge has been converted to a foot/bike path (approx. 600 meters in length) and is part of the trail system. It would have been great for cycling, but the temperatures were cool and the ...

Leaving Quebec City...on the road to somewhere or was that nowhere? We didn't know where we would stop for the night. The destination would be somewhere around Fredericton, New Brunswick. That would give us a short drive tomorrow to reach our destination...Prince Edward Island. The drive through Quebec was uneventful. We stopped at the New Brunswick Welcome Center and ate some lunch. We continue on and then I notice that the ...

... Wadi Rum and the dead sea were my favorites (not real surprisingly). I did find that its cities lack at atmosphere or character a bit. I was really fascinated with Jordan in the sense that it is one of the few middle eastern countries not at war with anyone or getting bad press in the news from extreme muslim practices. However, thats not to say it is free of problems. Our taxi driver to Jerash recieved a frantic call from a former female ...

... really looking forward to being thrust into this mayhem and being completely out of my comfort zone surrounded by some of the most stunning buildings and landscapes in the world. I'm also excited to meet new people and hopefully stay in touch in the future. Finally, I look forward to updating this blog more than once during the length of the trip, unlike my Europ trip in 07! See ya in Cairo!

More definitions from a diff site, I like this one better. It has more names. http://www.20000-names.com/ visit above site to see names and the description of your name if there is one. Some have them I just didn´t feel like pasting them Feeney = Soldier (potentially) That came from http ...

... I had dropped my purse and my ipod and I didnt have gloves so for the rest of the walk my hands are burning. I was pretty much sprawled on my bum, cute. At that point I picture dad walking with grandad looong ago across the train bridge to go watch hockey. ....why?? After a couple Humbugs I was back on my way and didnt fall again until I nearly did the splits on Mackay drive. By the time I ...

Egypt. A land that conjures images of deserts, pyramids, treasure, and apparently camels. Most people on hearing that I was going to Egypt seemed to take it for granted that I would be in the desert and seeing pyramids, but they were most concerned that I be sure to ride a camel while I was there. I'll see what I can do. Egypt, like most other places in the world, is not easily accessed from Fredericton, New Brunswick. This trip started with an ...

Saying good bye to the Province of Quebec and Hello to Collette, New Brunswick!<br><br><br><br>Driving my old 1988 Camaro to the border and further, 500 miles away from my past, my future is waiting for me.<br><br>And the house is absolutely gorgeous!<br><br>I even had time to decorate a small Christmas tree.<br><br>Renald is transferred from flat bed, Maritime-Ontario route, to closed vans, running USA side; many trip up and down the road in my future and our life together.<br>

En route for Liverpool Nova Scotia.<br><br>We were required at work to sign papers that forbade us to travel in a long haul truck; management changed and I slipped through the crack, escaping the signature of any papers; I was still liable to loose my job if my bosses caught wind of me traveling to Nova Scotia. Stubborn French woman that I am, I jumped in anyways!<br><br>Somewhere within the convoy, the news leaked, but I kept my job, although evicted from my bosses fan club !