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Ontario is freakin' huge. What a difference a day makes. First of all, we actually got to sleep in today. What a relief that was since each of the two previous nights I only got a few hours. Combine that with the marathon drive to T-Bay the day before and I was dead tired. Sleeping in 'til 9 was a fantastic fix for that. As we hit the road the sun came out, melting the ice patches which formed on the truck the previous night. Thunder Bay didn't get hit as hard with the bad weather as did the Wawa area. [View Full Entry]

Varsity Tyler - Tyler Adamsky | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 23rd 2009 | 66 Views | [diary=447398]

Snowy right around Thunder Bay
The Watershed
Fleming's monument

By DontPanic
October 11th 2009
The Middle Bit. North America » Canada » Manitoba » Winnipeg
A guy who was staying at the hostel gave me a lift to Edmonton, which is the capital of Alberta. I spent the weekend here, went to the cinema a couple of times, and attended a concert by virtuoso classical guitarist Remi Boucher, which was pretty amazing. But was aware that I could go to the cinema at home, and wasn't really justifying the trip. This sense of becoming slightly directionless and 'losing my way' became more pronounced as I ventured further east into the prairies. I spent a day in Saskatoon, mostly in an art gallery/museum, since it was free. [View Full Entry]

DontPanic - Stu | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 23rd 2009 | 43 Views | [diary=446355]

Saskatoon
Never-ending prairie from bus window

Having arrived from Stockholm on Friday evening I thought I had plenty of time to organise myself for my long-awaited holiday. Not so. I turned up at the Heythorp Street Hotel late on Friday evening, where Sarah had very kindly agreed to put me up at short notice. We spent several hours gossiping before I headed to my own spare room for a kip - a strange feeling but a very comfy bed Saturday was spent rather pleasantly with brunch on the South Bank with Emma, Rosie, Steve, Nat and several thousand children, followed by a desperately needed pampering at the [View Full Entry]

ClareJ76 - Clare | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: October 12th 2009 | 41 Views | [diary=444211]

Toronto
CN Tower
Toronto again

By Utsoo RIta
September 20th 2009
Winnipeg North America » Canada » Manitoba » Winnipeg
We got to Winnipeg late LOL As usual. We drove around looking for a motel, as usual lol. We ended up finding The Capri. We had to pay $ 50 deposit because it's a weekly, monthly place and we were only staying 2 days. Nat had a wonderful time visiting family. I found a resturant that served a buffet for lunch, Aalto, it had excellent salads and fruit. So I had soup and salad, with lots of fruit. Nat left early and came back to drive me to a much needed laundry mat!! lol I had to dig out my cleanest [View Full Entry]

Utsoo RIta - Rita Lebrun | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 20th 2009 | 1 Views | [diary=438064]

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Last summer I and my husband went to Winnipeg, MB for a vacation. We stayed there for a couple of days then drove to the cottage. Winnipeg is a nice place. They have one of the biggest Filipino community. [View Full Entry]

A Gem On A Journey - Jade Kenny | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 30th 2009 | 18 Views | [diary=430317]

Canola Field
Train Stop
Summer Fun!

Gisteren trokken we met de familie waar we bij verbleven, richting de kust van lake Manitoba. Het meer is bekend omwille van zijn grootte en zijn zoet water. Het is tevens het grootste zoetwater meer van van heel Noord-Amerika. Veel mensen op het strand, veel mensen aan het zonnebaden, veel mensen aan het zwemmen voor de rest heel toeristisch. Terug thuis in Winnipeg maakten ik en Sabrina het avondeten klaar. We zorgden voor een belgische maaltijd: 'pekestoemp met worst'. Ze vonden het fantastisch lekker en wij konden ook nogmaals onze buikjes vullen op de Belgische manier. Vandaag was [View Full Entry]

Tom en Sabrina - Tom en Sabrina | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 28th 2009 | 33 Views | [diary=423086]

Diner - Pekestoemp met worst
vissen

Day 57. 15,828Km. Unless something exciting happens to me along the way I think the next few entries will be fairly boring since I'm just chugging home on flat land. I got up about 0930hrs and skipped breakfast other than a couple granola bars while I was packing up. I feel like I left summer back in Medicine Hat because the last couple days have been in the low 20's and last I looked it's no better at home. I only had one window down two to three inches while driving or it was too cold. I ended up stopping in [View Full Entry]

blackops - Cam Hill | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 28th 2009 | 23 Views | [diary=422848]

triple 25's
Portage La Prairie site

Het vertrek vanuit het Voyageurs National Park begon met wat slechter weer. Het was al beginnen onweren, tijdens ons bezoekje bij de vriendelijke mensen waarmee we ook gingen vissen. Het nationaal park ligt vlakbij de Canadese grens, na een half uurtje rijden kwamen we er al aan. Na een korte passage in de Duty Free shop, passeerden we op een ontzettend vlotte manier de grens. Enkele vraagjes beantwoorden (geen drugs, geen wapens, geen pepper spray, wat komen jullie hier doen? …) en we mochten zonder enig probleem de grens over. Aangekomen in het aangrenzende stadje Fort Frances sta [View Full Entry]

Tom en Sabrina - Tom en Sabrina | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 26th 2009 | 62 Views | [diary=422323]

Falls in Ontario
muggennet
het begin van de prairies

We were lucky enough to see another bear along the train tracks in the Rockies while we were eating dinner on the train. Many freight trains passed us last night as we slept on the train through Edmonton. Sleeping was easier this time with ear plugs. At about 11am we made a brief stop in Saskatoon to pick up some passengers. We are definitely outside of the Rockies and on the plains. There’s a joke about your dog running away from home and being able to see it for days because it is so flat here. Seeing lots of cattle and [View Full Entry]

D and S - Kaiser Brothers | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 13th 2009 | 24 Views | [diary=417998]

View from the Dome Car
Passing between 2 Freight Trains
Dining Car at Lunch

We spent the day on the train today. Traveled from Winnepeg last night thru the province of Manitoba and into Ontario. This morning there was a moose sighting but we didn’t get to see it. Brief stop at Hornepayne for a 15 minute break to take on water and get rid of the trash on board. We got to the front of the train and took a few pictures there. Went to the activity car to play cards, scrabble, and a fun game of bingo. We won pins, post cards, and bookmarks. Spent time on the last car looking at the [View Full Entry]

D and S - Kaiser Brothers | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 15th 2009 | 59 Views | [diary=418671]

Outside Winnepeg Station
Caboose at Winnepeg
Owl at Market in Winnepeg


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