We made it. The southern most inhabited point in Canada. How many people can make that claim. We waded out into the lake celebrating our feat by getting our feet wet. Bucket list checked. Continue reading Pelee Island-more than Canada’s southernmost inhabited destination.
Whether you’re from the city or a visitor with time for an unscheduled stop this is a must see. Bring your friends and strike a memorable Instagram pose. Visit Graffiti Alley in Toronto, Canada Continue reading Graffiti Alley
Out with the old, in with the new. It’s an old Irish tradition. Just before midnight on New Year’s Eve … Continue reading The Magical Memories Store
Crawford Lake, formed over 10,000 years ago, holds secrets of the indigenous Attawandaron/Wendat Nations. Archaeologists discovered longhouses and evidence of agricultural activity dating back to 1200-1400. The lake’s meromictic nature preserves a historical record. Continue reading Crawford Lake Conservation Area: Preserving Indigenous History
On TV, it seemed surprisingly effortless. How challenging could it truly be? I decided to join an Adult Learn to Curl program to find out. Continue reading Curling Day in Canada!
Great Blue Heron and fledglings Continue reading Great Blue Herons
Thinking back to my earliest childhood memories, my circle of who and what I knew was close-by. I went to … Continue reading The Building of a Neighbourhood
Lumiere, a lighting of the night. Lumiere, a lighting of our imagination. Lumiere, a lighting of the spring season. Lumiere, … Continue reading Lumiere Toronto
The Rainbow Tunnel The Rainbow Tunnel, a colourful portal beneath the Canadian National (CN) railway line serves as an entrance … Continue reading The Rainbow Tunnel
Step out onto the ice and glide. “Please don’t fall,” said my inner voice. It’s been a while since I’ve worn ice skates. Continue reading An Ice Day Trip
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