I have spent many hours in these pandemic months in my barn working on my µRV (micro RV […]
Canada
Here it is approaching Labor Day again. This summer has just been a blur to me. I missed […]
This is day 10 of our Canadian adventure, and we are in Old Quebec. This is the last […]
I guess I must tell you up front that this trip was taken in 2011. That was a […]
Day 4 We went to the Canada Science and Technology Museum before trying to check into our hotel. […]
Most of these first posts in the new category On The Road (OTR) originally appeared on RJsTravels and […]
I want to qualify my words here to say that I am by no means an authority on […]
When I came across this building, I couldn’t believe my eyes. It is actually a mural painted on […]
I’ve seen many creative windmills in my time but I think this one tops the list. It was […]
In reality, this picture is more real than abstract. One of the things I really loved about Canada’s […]
The last time I felt a true sense of peace for any extended period of time was in 2011 when we took a one-month vacation through eastern Canada. That, and a side of royalty is what this post is all about.
I’m pretty sure my roots go back to Great Britain, so maybe that is the reason I have such a kindred relationship with things Canadian. They still have the basic sense of being British engrained in them. 🙂 The quote above is from Martha Atwood who is Canadian and the author of “The Handmaid’s Tale”.
When I heard the quote in the title from her it made me think just how fundamentally different Canadians are from their southern neighbors. That and a photo gallery of my 2011-month-long visit is what this post is about.
In reality, this picture is more real than augmented. One of the things I really loved about Canada’s […]
With this post, I am instituting a new post category called Snippet. This is where I send you […]
There is just something about Maine that makes them different. Maybe it is the fact that there are […]
With this post, I am going to try to add more on-the-road trip reports here to RJsCorner. I […]
I love to visit historic sites that have reenactors that is people who play roles of […]
I can’t help myself with this one… it is too funny to resist… It would be a very […]
Spouting Off… Being Loud But Not Being Obnoxious One of the things I missed the most about my […]
You hear the weatherman talk about fronts all the time but I have never seen one as distinct […]
I frequently complain about how cold it is here in southern Indiana but I know that further north […]
When we visited our neighbors to the north in 2011 we came across many things that we […]
Here is an interesting wind mill we found on an experimental farm in Canada a few summers ago. Surprisingly […]
Nova Scotia, Canada I wanted to show you a picture of an old friend I made on our […]
Ottawa, Ontario – Public Gardens It think today is the shortest, and therefore the darkest, day of the […]
Arrived in the Canada capital today. More sentiment here to be annexed by Mexico than by America. They […]
Source: Is Canada Too Smug About Its Economic Future? – Businessweek. Over the past four years, Canada has been […]
Here is a friend I met in New Brunswick Canada while we were there last summer. He didn’t […]
We got the great-nephew married yesterday and will be heading north in a few hours. It was an […]
Got the HHR serviced and ready to go for our Canada/New England adventure We will be off soon […]
