Category: Travel
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Santa Fe is a beautiful city rich in Spanish-style architecture. The shops and galleries in the region of the Santa Fe Plaza give testament to…
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There we were, hurtling down the canal at a breathtaking speed of … 2 miles per hour! At 69’ long and 6’9” wide, there is…
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Our September visit to England continued as we departed the Peak District and set off for Barnard Castle in County Durham. On the way we…
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In mid-September we set off for a month in England. Our month started with a short bus ride from Heathrow to the Reading Rail Station,…
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After a long, wet summer I was looking forward to one last Fall camping trip in Jasper National Park. Going online in early August I…
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On my drive north back to Canada, after the photo workshop in Oregon, I had the pleasure of exploring a bit of the east side…
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In mid-July I arrived in Crescent City, California to meet up with Tom and Jim, my fellow participants in the Gems of Oregon Workshop put…
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As near as I can figure, it has been 50 years since I last camped at Two Jack Lake in Banff National Park. I have…
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Towards the end of May I spent 3 nights camping in Jasper National Park. Naturally my prime reason for the visit was to do some…
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Barstow marks the boundary between the “sparsely populated” and “heavily populated” sections of Route 66 in California. And it marks a visible shift from businesses…
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I don’t know why I have this “thing” for Route 66. As a Canadian, my interest may seem a bit odd. After all, it is…
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It’s a rainy day here so it seems like the perfect day to add another blog post. The Spring trip with my camera club buddies…
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