One of the main reasons for travelling clockwise around the USA was to be on the eastern side, Vermont area for Autumn. I love the colours. Montpelier, Capital of Vermont. Vermont in autumn, absolutely gorgeous. We walked two small sections of the Appalachian trail, its 3,500 km long. At the second section we …
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Quebec, Canada
I am finally getting around to posting the last photos of Canada. We are camped in Florida City RV Park, a very dodgy campground, we plan to leave the trailer/caravan here so we can get down to the Florida Keys for Christmas day. Back to Canada and the Montmorency Falls which are just outside …
Dear Diary Readers – When the fairies made me.
East Ontario, Canada
Horse Shoe Falls and Cascades Length 167 feet, or 50.9m Column of water 600,000us gallons or 2,271,247 liters per second It is an impressive amount of water and beautiful to look at, but you can only stare at it for so long. On the Canadian side, to keep guests entertained, there are streets behind the …
Detroit Michigan, USA
Back in the USA Motown and motor vehicles. We were not even planning to stop in Detroit but I am so glad we did, what an interesting city. The weather was sunny, warm and humid, just like home, for some reason I imagined Detroit to always be cold and grey. We camped at the fairgrounds …
Jos Web Toon. Dear Diary Readers
This is what Johanna has been keeping busy with, writing and drawing comic strips Link to Dear Diary Readers on Web Toons
West Ontario, Lake Superior.
Thunder Bay, first stop on the Lake. We free camped around the Lake it was so quiet and peaceful, hardly anyone around. Terrace Bay beach. While we were there the Historical Interpreters, like rangers, were setting up for the evenings lesson on the artists that used to meet and paint in the area called the …
Manitoba, Canada
Loving the openness of the Prairies, straight roads and ever changing skies Australian Fathers Day we stayed at another Harvest Host this one a brewery called Farmery, because the brothers who own the business grow their own grain and hops for the beer. Their story is an interesting one of how the …
Saskatchewan, Canada
Regina Saskatchewan The first night we camped at Walmart with another ten rvs all parked under the sign that says no overnight parking. Not one moved us on so it was a good night. Regina is not a very big city but it does have an impressive Legislative Building and lake which we went to …
Canadian Badlands, Alberta
Dinosaur Provincial Park A great place to camp, dry, warm interesting walks but not great cell coverage for school. The information centre and tour of the dinosaur bone bed was very interesting to be able to see clusters of dinosaur bones lying everywhere around the bonebed was something we thought was worth seeing. Some of …