Nominating you for the Amazing Race! Hi Debra and Dana!
We are enjoying traveling vicariously with you again this winter! What wonderful adventures you’ve had in Ireland, Spain and Morocco! After reading of you suspension bridge crossing we are thinking you would make a great team on the next Amazing Race Canada!! Looking forward to reading your next blog and seeing you on your return. Safe travels! ❤️❤️ Barb and Frank
Old Dublin town Fascinating reading. Really enjoyed also reading your first post. You have seen so much more than a regular two week bus tour we had. Your photos were excellent. Thanks for the blogs.
We are off on Friday back on March 6th so not sure if we'll be able to send comments. Looking forward to the next one.
Ireland Glad to hear that you enjoyed Dublin. I’m going in May for a 15 day tour of the auld sod, probably my last look at my “home”. We Ararat and end in Dublin and visits through out the south, west, east and north. Looking fwd to it. Enjoy the rest of your trip to Spain etc.
Australia day From Wikipedia; Australia Day is the official national day of Australia. Observed annually on 26 January, it marks the 1788 landing of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove[a] and raising of the Union Flag by Arthur Phillip following days of exploration of Port Jackson in New South Wales.
Indigenous Australian events are now included. However, since at least 1938,[7] the date of Australia Day has also been marked by some Indigenous Australians and supporters mourning what is seen as the invasion of the land – which they had occupied for millennia – by the British and the start of colonisation, protesting its celebration as a national holiday. Invasion Day, Survival Day, or Day of Mourning is observed by many as a counter-observance on 26 January,
Enjoy reading I am living the dream through you folk this winter. Thanks for the update. You certainly don’t waste any time getting out there and exploring. Good for you. Enjoy your time away. Keep those blogs coming.
Looks lovely This place looks lovely.We will be in Melbourne the last week of March.,then traveling to Sydney and onwards to Cairns by road.Enjoy your adventure.Pam/Rick
Sardines??? Sounds like yet another amazing adventure! Frank and I need to retrace your steps. Santilla da Mar sounds enchanting! We won’t be ordering the sardines in Santano however unless it’s a google translate mistake! So glad that you’re from New Brunswick and not northern Spain. I don’t know that Frank could squeeze into a sardine costume!! Safe travels! ❤️???
Reply Sounds wonderful. Architect of some buildings is something else. I guess the value of slave laborers made it possible. Quiet in New Brunswick. I am speaking golfing and entertaining. Had big lobster party at camp. Then friends on Friday night and dinner for some of my fellow classmates on the 9th. Weather is good we had much needed rain on the weekend. Stay well St. Paul recommended to drink a bit of red wine. It's good for the stomach. Daryl
Memories I always enjoy reading your blogs but this one in particular brought back memories of our trip to Bilbao and the Guggenheim museum. Enjoy your friends and the remaining travels before we meet in Lisbon.?
Love Portugal A beautiful country and highly recommend the cod (Baccalo) as they call it there and finish the meal with Taylor’s Tawny port.You won’t be disappointed.Travel is very easy there and some beautiful golf courses in Villamoura.Enjoy your trip.Can’t wait to read your blog.
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Craigellachie The other Canadian connection. As well as the home of The Macallan distillery in Scotland, there is a Craigellachie in British Columbia, famous as the site of the Last Spike linking the two ends of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Response Looks very interesting so far. On your tour have you included where they shot the movie "Outliners" It is a classic. I have watched 3 seasons and more to go. Also famous battle site between Scots and England in the 1700's. Can't remember the name. Enjoy! Daryl
Outlanders Hi Daryl; Yes, trip is going well. We head out of Edinburgh tomorrow and will be visiting some of the sites shown in the Outlanders, although some of the series was filmed in New Zealand as well. The battle you refer to is Culloden and that is on our agenda. It was primarily between Jacobites (those Scots who wanted the Catholic King James to be re-instated to the Throne) and the British. Hope all is well at home. More blogs to come.
France Very informative and enjoyable reading as always.
I am eager to hear about your meeting your " crazy" friends in Avignon ?
PS I am still receiving your blog through Alan
Hugs to you both
Hi Linda We arrived in Paris on Saturday and upon walking to our Airport Hotel at 1:00 pm the AC flight taxied by and we waved to you. Were you on the plan? Hope you travels home are uneventful. It was good to see you and Alan again and spend more time together. Sorry I didn’t get a chance to add your e-mail address to the blog but will do so on the next publication.
France Deb and Dana, hope you enjoy your trip to France, one of our favourite places and stay safe. We were there last September spending nine days at an apartment on the Med. in Menton. A lovely town just east of Monaco on border with Italy. Easy to travel along the Med by train and very reasonable. Enjoy!
Hello Hi Dana and Debbie. Love reading your travel blogs!! Does bring back lots of memories of our our trip to S.A. We are heading to Hawaii in a few days for two weeks. The weather here has been so cold, we desperately need to escape. Getting excited for FRANCE, and being together with the gang. Have a good holiday and see you soon. Diane and Ken
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Too funny… the Rory tale! What a wonderful adventure you’ve had on The Emerald Isle! Looking forward to your return to NOTL!