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11:46 AM - Dec. 27, 2008 - {0} -
In 2006 and 2007, we opened our fall school sessions by traveling across Canada. First west, then east.
We *finally* have our photo album and clickable travel map up and running. My only frustration is that I haven’t been able to get the comments to show up for the pictures as yet. It might be nice to know what they’re *of.*
We’ll get there. In the meantime, here’s the new travel page.
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3:09 PM - Oct. 19, 2007 - {1} -
I've posted miscellaneous pictures from our two trips, West Coast and East Coast, on my ShoutLife.com page. Just under the avatar photo is the photo gallery. I'm not done uploading the East Coast shots just yet--we saw so many fascinating, historic and cultural things.
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2:41 PM - Sep. 23, 2007 - {1} -
I am officially blogging from the road! We've stopped in Fredericton, New Brunswick, after touring Montreal and Quebec City. Here are a few quick notes:
Day 1: Truck broke down. We spent two or three hours stuck on the roadside, a dreary 45 minutes from home.
Day 2: Successful launch. We made it to Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Day 3: Another long day's drive. We made it to North Bay, Ontario, and were then caught back up to our original planned schedule.
Day 4: Ottawa. We reached the Parliament Buildings too late for a tour inside, but looked around the outside.
Day 5-7: We toured Montreal with my brother and his family.
Day 8: Quebec City.
Day 9: We drove to Fredericton.
Day 10 (today): We went to church this morning with our dear friends and former spiritual mentors. It was great to hear him preach, and to listen to her play piano again.
Coming up: A tour of Nova Scotia and PEI. We've been reading Anne of Green Gables, and we're going to be taking a sail on the Bluenose, Canada's most famous sailing ship. (If you look up the appearance of a Canadian dime, the Bluenose is on it.) We'll also be visiting some of the earliest settlements in Canada.
I will upload pics as soon as I get home. Back to vacationing!
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