Canadian Canoe Museum gets new site
The Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario has opened its new building, a 65,000 square foot building on its five-acre campus on Little Lake between
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The Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario has opened its new building, a 65,000 square foot building on its five-acre campus on Little Lake between
Close up photos of Niagara Falls. Been there a few times in the late 1960’s and just recently. Just amazing and spectacular every time
For my birthday in October of 2021, we spent a week in the Buffalo area and were thrilled to visit Niagara Falls. They are amazing
If you’re looking for unique destinations that might not be too crowded (a good idea these days!) a UK online travel agency, Loveholidays, has done
Gumbo was visiting the tallest structure in the Canadian House of Parliament complex, namely its Peace Tower. Congratulations to George G who again recognized where
While I’ve commonly driven across the Continental Divide — that point where rainfall to the west flows to the Pacific and that to the east
DrFumblefinger stops to study 3 gigantic pigeons eyeing what they hope will be their next meal.
DrFumblefinger provides a photo diary of an interesting day spent exploring Canada’s capital city of Ottawa (and Gatineau)
Toronto’s Ontario Science Center has woven a new interactive show that highlights all the sources and roles of energy in our lives.
Sarcee presents a few photos of ivy covered walls from Kingston, Ontario.
The Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario has opened its new building, a 65,000 square foot building on its five-acre
Close up photos of Niagara Falls. Been there a few times in the late 1960’s and just recently. Just amazing
For my birthday in October of 2021, we spent a week in the Buffalo area and were thrilled to visit
If you’re looking for unique destinations that might not be too crowded (a good idea these days!) a UK online
Gumbo was visiting the tallest structure in the Canadian House of Parliament complex, namely its Peace Tower. Congratulations to George
While I’ve commonly driven across the Continental Divide — that point where rainfall to the west flows to the Pacific
DrFumblefinger stops to study 3 gigantic pigeons eyeing what they hope will be their next meal.
DrFumblefinger provides a photo diary of an interesting day spent exploring Canada’s capital city of Ottawa (and Gatineau)
Toronto’s Ontario Science Center has woven a new interactive show that highlights all the sources and roles of energy in our lives.
Sarcee presents a few photos of ivy covered walls from Kingston, Ontario.