Leaving Toronto, we skirted the city to avoid the Monday-morning traffic, but got snarled in it anyway. Soon, we could see Lake Ontario as we headed northeast toward the city of Montreal. The day started out with heavy overcast and drizzle. The trip was pretty uneventful until Lake Ontario ended and the St. Lawrence Seaway began. We saw a couple of ships headed into the Lakes to load cargo. But then we started seeing numerous islands and soon came to the Thou...

Canadian Niagara Falls Sunday we left camp around 10:30 am and headed over to Niagara Falls. The drive was mostly freeway and it rained much of the way, but we weren’t towing the trailer so it was okay. By the time we arrived in Niagara Falls, it was clearing. We parked ($20) and walked a relatively short distance down to Niagara Falls Parkway, which has a long viewing path overlooking the falls and upriver too. You can go through a welcome building that ...

Harrison Park to Milton Heights Campground Saturday morning we left Harrison Park and drove toward our next destination, Milton Heights Ontario. It was a relatively quick drive. Again we drove through a lot of farm country, very relaxing and enjoyable. After setting up the trailer, we took care of some chores, including laundry. Sharon was also able to visit a nail salon. It was raining off and on all afternoon and evening. We enjoyed a relaxing evening and even...

This entry will include two days ~ traveling to Owen Sound to visit with Sharon's cousins, and seeing the Bruce Peninsula. We left Grand Bend, Ont. and drove up the Lake Huron coast. As we drove, again, there were many farms. We came across a sign for "Bayfield Berry Farm" so we decided to buy some berries. Turning down a country road, we came to the berry farm. It was fabulous, we had to have some hot berry cobbler and coffee. After a tight turn-around i...

Today is the day that we will return to Canada. We drove northward forward Flint, MI and then east on I-69/I-95 to Port Huron, MI. This is one of the crossing points from the U.S. into Canada. On the other side of the border is Point Edward, ONT. There was a double bridge that cross the narrow channel that flows between Lake Erie and Lake Huron. As we were crossing a large tanker was steaming westward (actually at that point, he is headed north) probably hea...