2008 Summer Cruise
#17
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 21,095
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From: Toronto, GTA north
I already have one long cruise south planned for next summer....
I wouldn't mind staying a little closer to home for the G cruise this time.
You guys ever consider doing Ontario?
Besides the big smoke.....
There's tons of great driving & scenery around Georgian bay, spots like Tobermory, Niagara Fall etc. etc.
I have an unyet explored route (personally), given to me that's supposed to be the Ontario "Tail of the Dragon" (IKD though... maybe a baby dragon )
I definitely want to get to Cape Breton again......
but the following year would probably suit Pat & I better.
What's everyone else have in mind???
I wouldn't mind staying a little closer to home for the G cruise this time.
You guys ever consider doing Ontario?
Besides the big smoke.....
There's tons of great driving & scenery around Georgian bay, spots like Tobermory, Niagara Fall etc. etc.
I have an unyet explored route (personally), given to me that's supposed to be the Ontario "Tail of the Dragon" (IKD though... maybe a baby dragon )
I definitely want to get to Cape Breton again......
but the following year would probably suit Pat & I better.
What's everyone else have in mind???
#19
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I already have one long cruise south planned for next summer....
I wouldn't mind staying a little closer to home for the G cruise this time.
You guys ever consider doing Ontario?
Besides the big smoke.....
There's tons of great driving & scenery around Georgian bay, spots like Tobermory, Niagara Fall etc. etc.
I have an unyet explored route (personally), given to me that's supposed to be the Ontario "Tail of the Dragon" (IKD though... maybe a baby dragon )
I definitely want to get to Cape Breton again......
but the following year would probably suit Pat & I better.
What's everyone else have in mind???
I wouldn't mind staying a little closer to home for the G cruise this time.
You guys ever consider doing Ontario?
Besides the big smoke.....
There's tons of great driving & scenery around Georgian bay, spots like Tobermory, Niagara Fall etc. etc.
I have an unyet explored route (personally), given to me that's supposed to be the Ontario "Tail of the Dragon" (IKD though... maybe a baby dragon )
I definitely want to get to Cape Breton again......
but the following year would probably suit Pat & I better.
What's everyone else have in mind???
I'm sure where ever we decide Karen and I will be there .
Roman that would be cool if you could join us and perhaps AthensBlueG will come again this year
#21
Ian and I just threw out a feeler since we drove east the last two trips. We understand with your new commitments Deane, that it might not be doable. If thats the case we will be coming your way .
We have lots of time to decide. Irregardless, I won't be missin our late night chats
Note :the best time for us is the last week of June and the first week of July since K is getting major surgery in the spring and the fall and it's difficult for her to get any other time off work.
We have lots of time to decide. Irregardless, I won't be missin our late night chats
Note :the best time for us is the last week of June and the first week of July since K is getting major surgery in the spring and the fall and it's difficult for her to get any other time off work.
Last edited by GEE35FX; 11-20-2007 at 06:31 PM.
#23
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Anissa and I are up for whatever, we'll go where the crowd goes. We've got two other trips planned for next year, so we may be somewhat limited for time as well. How much time do you think we'd need to do a decent Ontario trip coming from the east coast?
I would say 2 days each way and at least a week here.
#24
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 21,095
Likes: 47
From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Shane We always took our time and took a couple of days to travel to the East Coast. Last year we spent our first night in Riviere de Loup, but we were really boogieing.
I would say 2 days each way and at least a week here.
I would say 2 days each way and at least a week here.
we traveled the weekends & had the cruise sandwiched in between.
As Wayne says... we're also open to what works best for everyone.
Early summer would be best for us also... our *other* cruise is the end of Aug.
#27
Howdy folks! Shane just made me aware of this thread...
This descendant of Nova Scotian heritage is up for anything. East, West, North...way North (Nunavut, perhaps?) In all seriousness though, maybe Newfoundland or Labrador? I don't know anything about these places, but I wonder...
A one week Canadian excursion would be more to my liking this time around...I have a couple of other vacations I'd like to try and squeeze in next during the course of 2008. A total of 5 weeks off would be easier for my boss to swallow than a total of 6.
But I'm already sold on the idea of another roadtrip with you guys. You're all such a great group of people to travel with, and we had so much fun last year...the possibility of NOT going never even entered my mind. I've actually been telling people that I have plans to go to Cape Breton next summer...that's how sure I am that I'll be joining you fine folks once again. But if it's not Cape Breton, I don't mind - wherever we go will be something new for me, and that's good enough! But can we leave the dulse at home, Shane? And I would like some more of those Homard rolls that Wayne likes so much. lol
What's Canada like as you drive further north of the US border? Who among you has been the furthest north, and do you think it would make for an interesting road trip? I just wonder what the heck is up there...
This descendant of Nova Scotian heritage is up for anything. East, West, North...way North (Nunavut, perhaps?) In all seriousness though, maybe Newfoundland or Labrador? I don't know anything about these places, but I wonder...
A one week Canadian excursion would be more to my liking this time around...I have a couple of other vacations I'd like to try and squeeze in next during the course of 2008. A total of 5 weeks off would be easier for my boss to swallow than a total of 6.
But I'm already sold on the idea of another roadtrip with you guys. You're all such a great group of people to travel with, and we had so much fun last year...the possibility of NOT going never even entered my mind. I've actually been telling people that I have plans to go to Cape Breton next summer...that's how sure I am that I'll be joining you fine folks once again. But if it's not Cape Breton, I don't mind - wherever we go will be something new for me, and that's good enough! But can we leave the dulse at home, Shane? And I would like some more of those Homard rolls that Wayne likes so much. lol
What's Canada like as you drive further north of the US border? Who among you has been the furthest north, and do you think it would make for an interesting road trip? I just wonder what the heck is up there...
#28
LOL, Good stuff Brian. I forgot about the Homard rolls, but I still remember Cod tongues and some of your other taste treats that you were always ready to try out.
I agree Shane can keep his dulse.
That would be great if you could join up with us again. I can hardly wait .
Lots of fun ahead
I agree Shane can keep his dulse.
That would be great if you could join up with us again. I can hardly wait .
Lots of fun ahead
#29
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Ian and I just threw out a feeler since we drove east the last two trips. We understand with your new commitments Deane, that it might not be doable. If thats the case we will be coming your way .
We have lots of time to decide. Irregardless, I won't be missin our late night chats
Note :the best time for us is the last week of June and the first week of July since K is getting major surgery in the spring and the fall and it's difficult for her to get any other time off work.
We have lots of time to decide. Irregardless, I won't be missin our late night chats
Note :the best time for us is the last week of June and the first week of July since K is getting major surgery in the spring and the fall and it's difficult for her to get any other time off work.
We're looking forward to working something out that suits everyone as best we can. Remember, Ian, P, H and me met in Lake Placid a few years ago now.
#30
Originally Posted by AthensBlueG
Howdy folks! Shane just made me aware of this thread...
This descendant of Nova Scotian heritage is up for anything. East, West, North...way North (Nunavut, perhaps?) In all seriousness though, maybe Newfoundland or Labrador? I don't know anything about these places, but I wonder...
A one week Canadian excursion would be more to my liking this time around...I have a couple of other vacations I'd like to try and squeeze in next during the course of 2008. A total of 5 weeks off would be easier for my boss to swallow than a total of 6.
But I'm already sold on the idea of another roadtrip with you guys. You're all such a great group of people to travel with, and we had so much fun last year...the possibility of NOT going never even entered my mind. I've actually been telling people that I have plans to go to Cape Breton next summer...that's how sure I am that I'll be joining you fine folks once again. But if it's not Cape Breton, I don't mind - wherever we go will be something new for me, and that's good enough! But can we leave the dulse at home, Shane? And I would like some more of those Homard rolls that Wayne likes so much. lol
What's Canada like as you drive further north of the US border? Who among you has been the furthest north, and do you think it would make for an interesting road trip? I just wonder what the heck is up there...
This descendant of Nova Scotian heritage is up for anything. East, West, North...way North (Nunavut, perhaps?) In all seriousness though, maybe Newfoundland or Labrador? I don't know anything about these places, but I wonder...
A one week Canadian excursion would be more to my liking this time around...I have a couple of other vacations I'd like to try and squeeze in next during the course of 2008. A total of 5 weeks off would be easier for my boss to swallow than a total of 6.
But I'm already sold on the idea of another roadtrip with you guys. You're all such a great group of people to travel with, and we had so much fun last year...the possibility of NOT going never even entered my mind. I've actually been telling people that I have plans to go to Cape Breton next summer...that's how sure I am that I'll be joining you fine folks once again. But if it's not Cape Breton, I don't mind - wherever we go will be something new for me, and that's good enough! But can we leave the dulse at home, Shane? And I would like some more of those Homard rolls that Wayne likes so much. lol
What's Canada like as you drive further north of the US border? Who among you has been the furthest north, and do you think it would make for an interesting road trip? I just wonder what the heck is up there...
I've been north in Manitoba, B.C, Newfoundland, and Alaska. Newfoundland would make an incredible driving trip however I don't know everyone would be willing to travel that far, take the time or take their cars on the ferry.
I'm with you on the dulse.