A walk through the Eaton Centre and a place to stop for lunch in the Food Court.
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Jack and Mary Jagt are retired from the work of trading in natural rubber (Jack) and Intensive Care Nursing (Mary). They love to travel in their RV - nicknamed the Merrie Yacht. Recently moved from the home they raised their family in to a condo in a smaller town, they now have fewer home responsibilities and hope to be on the road more often.
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- Rafting the Grand
- Wednesday, August 24 dawned overcast and cool, but...
- Pull it tighter, Pam!
- Getting jacketed up.
- Final preparations and instructions from the staff.
- We WILL have fun, Harry!
- It's a blue brested quacker!
- The river is not deep at this time of the year. We...
- This is the life!
- Because the wind has been against us some of the t...
- If one sail is good, let's add a jib.
- At the end of the day, everyone came to our house...
- Elora Gorge
- We have some very dear friends, Dan and Barb Bloem...
- Tara's 35th Birthday
- An Excursion to Toronto
- Our first stop was 170 Concord St near Bloor and ...
- We had a very comfortable room with a view of Lak...
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- The beautiful gazebo and gardens on the church gro...
- We visited Jack's old office building and went to...
- Mural on the side of the Flatiron Building
- An interesting sculpture! I have a bag of differen...
- At Parliament and Mill St is the old Gooderham an...
- The main reason for going to Toronto was to see t...
- On Saturday morning, after a late start and a grea...
- The iconistic Toronto City Hall
- Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at Toronto Gen...
- Who knew? Today is India Day in Toronto and we ca...
- But the parade was marred by some angry protestor...
- A walk through the Eaton Centre and a place to st...
- A view of the CN Tower through the roof of the co...
- After a walk through the great hall of Union Stat...
- The Boar and Chick Farm
- On an overcast evening, we met our good friends Bi...
- Mark and Tania Veenstra run the farm along with t...
- Their farmhouse has some lovely stained glass win...
- The barn is more than 100 years old. Tania has two...
- The Bershire pigs provide roasts, bacon, chops and...
- Free range and organic chickens provide eggs to b...
- After touring the farm, we hiked around the pond a...
- Twelfth Annual Jagt/Luth Family Reunion
- For the twelfth year, the children of two sisters ...
- More time to talk with cousins and siblings under ...
- Tony Lyn, Anna and Steven playing in the kiddy po...
- Derek has found some shade to read a book on his ...
- Cribbage players - Alice Luth and Alice Hekman
- Knitters Tara and Eleanor
- A cicada emerging his old skin - new and fresh!
- Reflections on the way home along the 402
- A visit to Green Acres Farm
- On the July 1 - 4 weekend, we took our RV to Michi...
- It's a very hot day so Dylan rode in the "chariot"...
- Dylan and Oma feed the mini donkeys Buster and Bax...
- Playing with Uncle Chuck
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