Monthly Archives: July 2013

With a bit of reluctance I left Prince Edward Island about midmorning; my reluctance was the thing that happens with all peaceful and tranquil that I have ever visited.  It’s just hard to leave knowing that it is very possible … Continue reading →

For the past ten days I have unable to post a blog; my battery went dead and would not recharge.  Anywhere I checked, they didn’t have a battery and could only offer to order it; and so, I trudged on … Continue reading →

The Maritime Provinces are comprised of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, while Newfoundland and Labrad or are considered as the Atlantic Provinces.  There are of course many smaller islands that are also included as part of the … Continue reading →

  That morning I left the campground on the northwest end of the Gaspe Peninsula with plans heading for Saint Quentin, New Brunswick. It was the 8th of July and for the 29th year Saint Quentin was to begin their … Continue reading →

Places along the route have away of disrupting plans; my intent had been to leave from Amqui and travel directly into New Brunswick, but I kept hearing good things about the Gaspe Peninsula and lure was too much – I … Continue reading →

Up to this time I’ve been to the North of the St. Lawrence Seaway, but that’s about to change.  I need to catch a ferry and make the trek; the only question is, which ferry crossing (there are numerous choices).  … Continue reading →

    My time in Quebec City was spent mostly within the walls of olds city just walking taking pictures along the way.  When I left I did it with some trepidation, I knew there was much more to see … Continue reading →

After leaving Gananoque I traveled for another two days (Very slowly!) observing the sites and taking a few pictures before entering Quebec Province at last. It was Monday July 1st, and officially Canada Day.  I continued to follow the St. … Continue reading →

Gananoque, the small where I spent the last weekend heralds itself as “The Gateway to the Thousand Islands”, and I’ll take their word for it.  One thing for sure they have some great old homes, many of which are huge, … Continue reading →

My “Home” at the Pine Crest Resort Scenery Along the St. Lawrence Seaway Finally I’m “on the road again.”  I left yesterday (actually Friday morning now) morning and crossed into Canada over the Blue Water Bridge from Port Huron, Michigan … Continue reading →