Visiting places that take you back in time is truly a treasure. Old architecture and learning the customs and living conditions of people who came before us are truly amazing. Blazing a path to where we are today is spectacular to see and feel. I am blessed that my RV travels can bring me toContinueContinue reading “Living History with RV Travel”
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Feature Travel Blog: Base31: Celebrating the Past by Creating a Future
Base 31, Picton Ontario I had a chance to visit Base31 in Picton, Ontario in August for a short visit and knew I had to go back for a longer one. The history in this place is fascinating. The innovation using “creative placemaking” to bring it back to life is extraordinary! I sent them anContinueContinue reading “Feature Travel Blog: Base31: Celebrating the Past by Creating a Future”
Feature Travel Blog: The Diefenbunker
Darcy, Myself and Ray at The Diefenbunker I had never heard of this even being here. In my search for strange and interesting places The Diefenbunker popped up on my radar. I decided to travel to Carp Ontario to see what this actually is. I asked if any of my friends in the area wantedContinueContinue reading “Feature Travel Blog: The Diefenbunker”
The Boat on the Brink
The Iron Scow At the brink of Niagara Falls there is a boat that has been there since 1918. Going to Niagara Falls and seeing first hand the power of the water moving towards the Falls you have to wonder, how after all this time is it still there? How did it get there? WhatContinueContinue reading “The Boat on the Brink”
The History of Niagara
The gate to the entrance of Fort George If you love history, Niagara is rich with it. Humans landed here over 12,000 years ago when the falls was first forming. The first recording of the Falls happened by Recollet priest Louis Hennepin who traveled from Europe in 1678. British colonists arrived and named it UpperContinueContinue reading “The History of Niagara”
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