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Summer is a really beautiful time in Ontario. I decided to show my European guests a little bit of Ontario’s country charm, so we planned an overnight getaway for July 30 and 31, 2008. Just after lunch on July 30, 2008 we started driving east of the city to the charming country town of Port Hope, just about 100 km east of Toronto. Port Hope is a pretty little town of about 16,000, located at the mouth of the Ganaraska River that is a favourite destination of salmon fishermen in the fall. ...

Hike in an urban botanical garden, find out who is honored in the Hall of Flame Museum and cap your day off with some steak and whiskey.

Monday, August 4, 2008, was another absolutely gorgeous day and a holiday, so this was the perfect opportunity to take my European visitors on another bike ride to explore Toronto. We headed south on the Don Valley bicycle path, and my guests remarked that there is an astounding amount of green space in this big metropolitan city. There are even opportunities for off-road mountain biking in this city.

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There are very few islands that offer as much romance, beauty and sheer decadence as Capri, let Giada show you why she keeps coming back.

Catch a wave, spike a volleyball, and peddle your afternoon away on a bike in this laidback beach town. Head over to the Poop Deck at sunset.

Cedar Point is the greatest for rides! But did you know it’s great for grub too? When Kevin is at Cedar Point he loves grabbing some homemade fries at the Happy Friar. Coasters in the center of the park takes you back to the 50’s for burgers, shakes, malts and good times. Then take it easy after an exciting day of thrills and chills at Bay Harbor located at the Cedar Point Marina!

Is Brattleboro really the San Francisco of the east? You decide for yourself as we take you on a guided tour of this hip destination.

In the 1800's the Indians were forced to leave their homes, today, Indians still celebrate their ancestor's traditions.

Welcome to Portland, Oregon! Alberta Street in is changing fast. Get a taste of its unique multicultural flavor before it disappears.