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MY TRAVEL TOURETTES
Ive wanted to join the blogosphere for years but never really had anything I thought would be worthwhile sharing, but a holiday of a lifetime in 2015, travelling America via Route 66 has inspired me to put pen to paper, or at least fingers to keyboard and make a start.
This travel blog isn’t intended to be one that tells you, “The ten GREATEST things to do on a wet weekend in Scunthorpe”, or, “Travel tips for backpacking around Hull on a budget”, It’s just my holiday snaps and musings from the places I visit with my family and friends. It’s really just for me to read and get nostalgic about old trips on those dark nights in winter. If you’ve found your way here and enjoy what you read, then all the better and I pass on my sincerest thanks.
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OUR FAVOURITE POSTS
The posts below are some our favourites from our various road trips across the USA and Europe. Some may even be useful in planning your own road trips
The following is a list of the towns and cities we are visiting along with the hotels and motels we are staying in. Each location will receive its own page as we travel along the route on our adventure but this will give you an idea to start with
A gallery of roadside views between Toronto and Saratoga Springs — snapshots taken on the move by Deb, capturing the changing landscapes from Canada’s city skylines to America’s forested backroads.
Our final drive in Canada took us across bridges and islands before crossing into upstate New York. From wooden moose souvenirs to Amish buggies and forest roads, we ended the day in the laid-back charm of Saratoga Springs.
Leaving Toronto behind, we followed Lake Ontario’s backroads through Oshawa, Cobourg and Belleville, stopping to explore historic Parkwood Estate and Kingston Mills Lockstation before ending the day in Gananoque with great food, beer and plenty of character.
After a lazy start in Toronto, we explored St Lawrence Market, the Distillery District and the CN Tower before ending the day at a Mexico Day festival with live music and tacos. A relaxed, sunny and vibrant day in Canada’s biggest city.
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