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What to Do in “New Iceland” Gimli, Canada and Why You Should Visit
The fishing town of Gimli is quaint and relaxing. It offers what most lake towns do–a lovely lake to gaze upon and a picturesque town to stroll through, but there is something else very special about it and that is … Continue reading
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Gimli: An Inconspicuous Little Fishing Town (with a Captivating History!)
The little fishing town of Gimli deserves its own blog post instead of being bunched up into the rest of the places I visited in Canada. Why? Because it’s special to me. No, no, it’s not what you think. While … Continue reading
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A Guide to Vancouver, Canada (for Introverts)
Our Canada road trip began with Vancouver, as we entered the country through Washington. We spent only two full days in Vancouver because we had our RV with us and had issues maneuvering/parking it in the city, but if you’re … Continue reading
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The Not-So-Glamorous Part About RV Life
Looks like a dream come true, right? A little home on wheels with all of the conveniences of home, parked somewhere beautiful (this is actually right next to a path that leads to a beautiful lake), somewhere new to camp … Continue reading
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“Is Banff National Park Beautiful?” See For Yourself!
While traveling in Canada this past month, occasionally I have family and friends ask me, “How’s Canada? Is it beautiful?” Knowing that words won’t do it justice, I wish I could just send photos in response. Alas–free roaming calls, texts, … Continue reading
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