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Author Archives: debbie
My Purse Conundrum
I have been using this Eagle Creek bag as my travel purse for years. It is well worn, but has been a good purse. For this trip Murray and I want to be able to put extra stuff in our … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing, Tanzania and Botswana
Tagged packing, purses for travel, trip planning
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Starting to Pack
I finally get the packing bug. I print off the “House Sitter” list, the “Before Leaving” list and our packing list. All these can be found under “Packing Lists” on the Menu bar of the blog. I have pasted the … Continue reading
Posted in Planning and Packing, Tanzania and Botswana
Tagged packing, packing lists, trip planning
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A Packing Challenge
We have read that there are tight restrictions on luggage size and weight for some airlines in Africa. If a person has too much luggage, he/she will get charged for an extra seat or for freight. We have also read … Continue reading
Saturday in Toronto
After packing up, checking out and stowing our bags with the Conceriege, we head out for our last day in Toronto. We go in search of breakfast and locate a small breakfast shop specializing in eggs. We consume large breakfasts … Continue reading
Friday in Toronto
The plan for today is to walk south towards the water and east towards the St Lawrence Market and then circle around and about. As we walk towards the Distillery and the St Lawrence Market, we notice a definite lack … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Canada
Tagged Distillery District, Lake Ontario, Ontario, St Lawrence Market, Toronto
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Dead Can Dance
Who? That is the response to my statement, ‘We are going to Toronto to see Dead Can Dance’. You Tube them to get a better idea as to what they do. When we heard that the band Dead Can Dance … Continue reading
Next Stop, Toronto
On Sunday we were in Lethbridge. Today is Wednesday, so it must be Toronto! We are up early this morning to catch our 8 am flight to Toronto. Everything goes off without a hitch. We even time the express bus … Continue reading
Lethbridge, Alberta
Yesterday, M&G toured us around Lethbridge’s important sights. We started out at the Farmer’s Market where we bought goat cheese and raspberries. Geoff was saying that it was crowded, but the crowd was a drop in a bucket compared to … Continue reading
Heading West
August 17, 2012 I am not sure what it is about sleeping outdoors, but we rolled out of the tent at almost 9 am this morning. It’s cool in the shade so I have my usual 5 layers on. As … Continue reading
Posted in Western Canada
Tagged Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Reesor Lake, Reesor Lake Campground, Transcanada Trail
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Saskatchewan Riding
August 15,2012 The weeks of house renos and a taxing weekend at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival have taken their toll. We could not keep our eyes open last night and finally surrendered at 9pm. We arose promptly at 7am … Continue reading