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Author Archives: Ray Boas
5-6 November 2011 – Saturday and Sunday
Hard to believe this trip is nearing to an end. On Saturday the 5th following the 9:30 Mass I walked around the newest part of the city. The city has developed surrounding the grounds and buildings of the Sanctuary and … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-e - Fatima - (Nov)
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Fatima, Portugal Continued – 3-4 November 2011
Where to begin? For a peaceful, contemplative trip there is still so much to share, or at least write down because, as I have mentioned, to do so is to “live it twice.” I don’t know how much of the … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-e - Fatima - (Nov)
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Fatima, Portugal — 1-2 November 2011
It has been a fast three weeks since I got back from the Rideau Canal in Canada, and I was so busy in town I never really told you I was going again. So, here I am, “live from Fatima, … Continue reading
Random Thoughts and THE RED LION INN – 19 and 20 October 2011
I have missed the opportunity to write since my last shunpiking post, so I have been jotting down thoughts to share, but now I am also “on the road” and have that to share. So this post is not only … Continue reading
7 and 8 October Travelling Home – Posted 12 October 2011
On Friday morning, October 7th, we had an interesting lecture by another Parks Canada representative on the archaeology of the First Nation sites in the Thousand Island National Park. In our lifetime, and actually in about the last 30 years we … Continue reading
FINISHING UP THE RIDEAU CANAL – 5 and 6 October 2011
A even more laid back day today (the 5th) as we boarded the school bus to return to the boat at Chaffey’s Locks where we continued downstream towards Kingston, going through the lock there, then the Davis lock, and finally … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-d - Rideau Canal - (Oct), Erie Canal
Tagged Fort Henry, Kingston Ontario, Rideau Canal
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Rideau Canal – Ontario, Canada – 3 and 4 October 2011
I do not know where to start and what to share as there is so much. But a plaque has been on my desk for decades that reads, “The Best Way to Get Something Done is to Begin.” And, remember, … Continue reading
Posted in 2011-d - Rideau Canal - (Oct), Erie Canal
Tagged blacksmith, canal history, Rideau Canal
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1 and 2 October 2011 — Back in Canada via Rome, NY
Saturday, October 1, 2011, a rainy day all day, and chilly too. With all the room in the van you would think I would have thrown in a winter coat too. But it was in the 70s and 80s recently, … Continue reading
DAY OUT – Ray is one of the great “AMERICAN PICKERS”
I like to schedule one event for each day to help pass the time so to speak. Today’s event was to get blood drawn for my annual physical in October. I am healthy, not to worry, but just plan to … Continue reading
Posted in Day (or maybe two) Trips
Tagged classic diner, De Moulin Bros, Masonic goat, Quechee, Vermont, windsor diner
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MISCELLANEOUS RAMBLINGS – 26 September 2011
Update Tuesday 27 September — WOW power of the internet. I had 63 visits to my posts yesterday with 22 alone (over one third) to this page. Thank you, as always, RAY Good afternoon. This past week has been tough … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous Musings
Tagged American Revolution, Mohawk Valley, The Canadian, TR3A, Via Rail
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