Welcome Traveller Motel Kingston

... Castle, other Kingston Forts and waterfronts while dining and being entertained onboard luxurious old time steamer replicas.<br><br>We came here because it's home to Don Cherry, Doug Gilmore, Bryan Adams, The Tragically Hip, Dan Aykroyd and sir John A. Macdonald. It has over 22 museums, 3 art galleries, over 200 sunken ships in its harbor and is Ontario&#8217;s largest heritage tourist ...

... Wasser haben wir dann noch ein bisschen das schoene Wetter genossen und uns dann auf den Rueckweg nach Ottawa gemacht, auf dem Max, wie immer im Auto, geschlafen hat.<br><br>Da mitten auf dem Weg die Sonne unterging und Eyad gesagt hat, dass er vorher noch beten muss, haben wir einfach mal auf dem Seitenstreifen der Autobahn halt gemacht, er hat seine Gebetsmatte auf ausgebreitet und gebetet... Fuer mich war das ja nichts..<br><br>Und ich brauchte ganz dringend eine Toilette ...

... all the towns/cities in Canada have outside patios!) Taking a look at Kingston from the visitors and downtown development perspective, it needs some sprucing up. Litter was a major problem and unkempt green spaces did not add to the ambiance. On a positive note, our waiter was very friendly and was a good spokesperson for general information about the colleges and ...

... on VIA was quite the experience. There was no reserved seating at all. And on top of that they had overbooked tickets. After standing on the train for about twenty minutes without a seat I was put in one of those four person seats with three other kids and barely any legroom. Was not that impressed.<br><br>Would I go back to Wolfe Island? No. Kingston is pretty enough though!<br>

... t very interesting. We did find a library and were able to check our e-mail. There was a huge rock on display in the library. It described what type of rock it was and said how it can only be found in a few places in the world. It described how it is only found in Canada and the UK because they were both once part of a larger land mass. We stopped at a memorial to the land struggles in Scotland. People didn't have the right to ...

... a part of my life. I come from a traveling heritage and I am interested in and somehow responsible for forest protection? My career as a helicopter firefighting pilot that travels extensively all over the world to primarily protect forest lands seems appropriate. So did I pick my occupation, or did I just wander around 'till it found me?

Senica and I went for along and scenic drive through rural roads to Westport. We saw lots of lakes and stopped for dinner in the small tourist town of Westport where the Big Rideau Lake meets Wolf Lake. We climbed Foley's mountain after dinner and had a nice lookout over the town. Then we meandered through the quiet streets before driving home.

Senica and I took a long drive today. It was lovely to explore the area. We were definitly travelling on the scenic route. I have never seen Wolfe Lake before, nor driven all the way around Devil Lake. We had a lovely dinner for two at a Greek Restaurant in Wesport.

... I have some of my itinerary ready. I'm flying into London, and then heading straight down to Brighton. Not sure what exactly I'm going to do there yet - perhaps lots of resting and reading after exploring the pier, beach and town. Then I'm off to Bath, then York, then...that's one of the things I'm still working on. I have a free night and haven't decided yet where I shall spend it. Then it's off to London where ...

... it was apparent that we would only be near one race as the other fleets were spread over the bay in different courses. When we bought the local paper we read that nine separate fleets were racing that afternoon. We had the pleasure of watching the Laser Gold class go by. The wind strength was about 15 knots which can be a handful in a Laser. The top sailors leading the pack made it look like child's play but those who brought up the rear and obviously had less experience ...