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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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- Labour Day Rally at Fanshawe Park
- We belong to an RV club, the Ontario Overlanders. ...
- When we woke up on Saturday morning, we saw from o...
- Jack and I took a bike ride around the park in the...
- The Thames River
- Excess water exits through the pinstock. Hundreds ...
- On Saturday afternoon, we went on a two hour bus t...
- Home of physician Fredrick Banting - discoverer of...
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- Storybook Gardens
- The University of Western Ontario
- Sunday morning, we went to the Katana Cafe at the ...
- In the afternoon, many of us toured the Pioneer Vi...
- Our tour of the village begins with a cabin from 1...
- The one room school house - much like Jack attende...
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- Scenes around the village
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- A sign that Fall is coming?
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- Spotted this ground hog in the orchard eating an a...
- The Jury family home - 1880
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- Childhood home of artist Paul Peel - "After the Ba...
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- The printer tells us something of his trade outsid...
- The Walshs' and MacCallums' buses.
- Michele Hoxie, Ed and Linda Ansell
- Socializing before dinner: Denis and Shirley Ross,...
- Our club won $20 at the Chapter Fair at the GLASS ...
- Potlucks always provide great food!
- Finally on Sunday evening, after two evenings of r...
- Weekend at Fifty Point
- The weekend of August 27, we went to Fifty Point C...
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- Our friends, George and Ada Kloet have a 27 foot p...
- Ada unties us while Alan VanWeelden, Jack and Ann ...
- Leaving the harbour
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- This fine Saturday morning, our friend George Kloe...
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- This IS the life! Now.......should we trade our la...
- The town of Burlington built a pier but it was eng...
- Going under the North Shore Road lift bridge - you...
- The lift bridge has now lowered to the roadway lev...
- Getting up close to the HMCS Haida - a World War I...
- The bridge and channel going into Coote's Paradis...
- After our Sunday morning breakfast together, the w...
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