Blue Spruce Motel Massena

... internationally recognized training facility for pilots, flight service specialists, electronic technologists, operations specialists, engineers, technical support personnel, meteorologists, administrative staff and management. I visited here because it’s where I trained as an air traffic controller (only then, it was called the Transport Canada Training Institute ...

Awoke after dropping Zaney at the Bus Terminal in Cornwall to return to Montreal. Walking down Tollgate rd. I found some strikers from the Corporate Entity "Drive Test"...it seems licence aquisition is not a gov run industry anymore...Hmmm. Will have to investigate further. In Toronto...

... officers deliberated, went back and forth, talked on the phone, gave Sylvain some water while he was waiting. It was pretty entertaining.

Finally, Sylvain emerged victorious! Another year in Canada for our favourite Frenchman. We then cruised around looking for somewhere to go to celebrate, but all the restaurants in town close down at 10 p.m. on weeknights apparently... oh well!

On our way back, we resorted to Tim Hortons, the only thing still open.

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... guy there. He was a biker so he understood what we were all about and knew of some county land that had water near by that we could camp by. As we were leaving P-ville we went down a giant hill, we were supposed to take a left on Rt. 58 but none of us saw the turn! We stopped, ate on the side of the road, re-grouped and found another way. It started getting really late and buggy so we started knocking on people's doors to ...

... gt; Pick your own berries
Sasha--> Poutine for sale (everywhere!)
All North East Kingdom hunters--> old toilet in front lawn spray painted camo with flowers in the bowl
Rose--> Donkey braying at camp ground reminded me of you as your aggitator role
Grandpa Shaw--> Emil said "certainly" the way you do today!

....I know there's more but I'm too tired to remember right now... --Carmen

My parents made us a hearty breakfast before we left London, Ontario, around 9:30 a.m.. A great way to start off the day with home cooked scrambled eggs, toast and coffee.

My brother, John, met with us in Toronto, close to the International Airport at a cafe, where he showed us some of his film production work on his Apple laptop. I had given him some feedback on the script in its early stages, and had seen some of the rehearsal shots, but never the final ...

I couldn't go fishing because I took the poles out of the camper. What a gorgeous morning! The sun was out earlier, burning off the mountain fog and there were not bugs for whatever reason. I had the radio on while planning my route for the day and the weather report is for rain and only 68 degrees. I’m saying "No wait, It’s a great day sunny and warm." By 8 it’s overcast and chilly. Oh well ...

... appear that the staff are most definitely on a wind down as once again the showers aren't the cleanest they have ever been. Other than that it's a nice campground which is on an island in the St. Lawrence River, in fact we had to drive underneath a lock to get onto the island which felt a bit weird.

Miles travelled: 90

Total miles travelled: 13599

Days on road: 126

States visited: 26

National Parks visited: 19

Un voyage comporte plusieurs éléments: les endroits, la nourriture, l'atmosphère, etc. Il ne faut cependant pas oublier tous les voyageurs que nous rencontrons et qui, comme nous, explorent notre belle planète. Cette section est pour eux et pour moi, pour ne pas les oublier et pour se rappeler du bon temps que nous avons passe ensemble. David, Iris, Karolina, Donna et tous les autres, au revoir! L