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Four Cities in six days

With the weather forecast not being too bright, we decided to leave the cottage a day early and use the extra time in London to prepare for our lightening tour of East Canada. We set off after a splendid meal of fish and chips from The Fish & Chip Place in Tobermory. On Sunday we packed the...

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rickandsuejohnson on August 08, 2008 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: Two Thumbs up for the Canucks

Dinner at Michael's

We were up a bit late today and then went for a nice walk in Springbank Park – a lovely, huge green area in the centre of London and along the banks of the Thames. Ollie apparently did his training for the Toronto half marathon here. After a bite of lunch, we accompanied Kris and Dave to Val’s...

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rickandsuejohnson on July 27, 2008 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: Two Thumbs up for the Canucks

An important date to remember

Our wedding anniversary did not start too auspiciously; despite knowing it was coming and despite having made a note to get a card in preparation for the event, in the fracas of the last week at home, I overlooked it – so no card for Sue 1st thing! Ollie took us to a shopping mall for the north...

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rickandsuejohnson on July 26, 2008 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: Two Thumbs up for the Canucks

Black squirrels and chipmunks

A haven of wildlife in your own back garden. From the kitchen dining area we were treated to: chipmunks, rabbits and black squirrels; and a rainbow of birds – red cardinals, green and yellow finches and humming birds. Just literally through the woods across the road a Canadian botanical...

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rickandsuejohnson on July 21, 2008 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: Two Thumbs up for the Canucks

Toronto to London

From our bedroom window at the Sheraton we had a great view of the Old Town Hall complete with clock tower, reminiscent of Big Ben, and the CN Tower in the distance. At 6 am, it was dark enough for the clock face to be shining out making the whole scene look rather pretty as the clouds began to...

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rickandsuejohnson on July 20, 2008 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: Two Thumbs up for the Canucks

Imagine that- they shift with their left hand...

And good news...I have safely arrived in London! But only after not sleeping a wink (except to momentarily pass out) on a seven hour flight and putzing around New York for eight hours. Where to start...well, from an airplane, Long Island looks like a lego city..the Statue of Liberty didn't...

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flaminko on May 22, 2007 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: 'Ello Guvnah

The other London

In South-western Ontario, nestled halfway between Toronto and Detroit, and in one of the most southerly points in all of Canada, lies a little city called London. Only it's not all that little - it's home to roughly 350,000 (proudly laying claim to being Canada's 11th largest city), and one of...

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olliejohnson on December 20, 2006 from London, Canada

from the travel blog: A man from Cockshutt.

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