Blogs from Canada, North America

The good news is that we are at a campground that has a laundry…yippee!, and internet. The bad news is that in order to use the internet we have to be at the laundry. Seeing as we just drove seven and a half hours, we are heading back to our RV and drinking. Will fill you in on today’s events tomorrow.... read more

Canada's vast landscapes, from the rugged Rockies to the serene lakes and the expansive prairies, offer some of the most breathtaking views in the world. What better way to immerse yourself in this scenic beauty than by traversing the country on a luxury sleeper train? This unique luxury sleeper train across Canadatravel experience combines the romantic allure of rail travel with the comforts and opulence of a five-star hotel, offering an unforgettable journey across Canada's diverse terrain. Here are tips to help you choose the perfect luxury sleeper train experience across Canada, ensuring your voyage is as splendid as the scenery. Determine Your Route: The first step in selecting your luxury train experience is to determine the route you wish to take. Canada's most iconic rail journeys include... read more

Let's just say we are glad we don't live anywhere near Toronto because of the traffic. We arrived here in Niagara Falls by 4. Had dinner with Ted & Jane Guthrie and Keith & Pauline Mueller in prep for tomorrow's Marriage Encounter. The weather was lovely - like 70 - so we walked down to the Falls after dinner. Hence these photos. This is probably the end of this blog. We will be WAY too busy with the M.E. event, having blessings heaped on us and, we pray, 11 couples, 2 anniversary couples, and the other 3 presenting couples. Back home on Sunday night.... read more

October 24, Tuesday Today was a lots of walking and exploring day – chilly, like 50, but sunny for much of the day. NO RAIN, that’s really all that matters. We enjoyed a lie in – the bed is very comfortable! Till about 7:30 ish, and were off on a 4.5 mile walk. Both coats, hat and gloves were needed to start with, much less to end! It was probably a mile too long, but at least there was only about 450’ change in elevation. It mostly followed the river, which was nice. LOTS of mountain bike trails off to the sides, but we sedately followed the biking, walking, cross country trail. When it’s snowing, this entire place must be hopping indeed. There’s much more to do than ski, obviously. Only a few chickadees and a ... read more