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Killarney Provincial Park
Canada

Hiking The Crack Trail in Killarney

June 30, 2022 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
Hiking The Crack trail in Killarney was a different experience I had to endure. And I mean it in a good, satisfying way. It is the best hiking I’ve ever had in Ontario. Reaching the top was insane, but the views were worth the trouble. Every step you make will
Painted ladies of Grimsby Niagara Toronto Canada
Canada

The Painted Ladies of Grimsby – Gingerbread Houses by the Beach

May 2, 2022 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
The Painted Ladies of Grimsby look like gingerbread houses out of your Christmas storybook. They are not only painted in vibrant colors but also extremely decorated on their exterior. The intricately handcrafted woodcarvings will surely catch your naked eyes. Strolling around the neighborhood feels like you are in a candy
Sydenham Frozen Waterfalls in Hamilton Toronto Canada
, North America

4 Frozen Waterfalls in Hamilton That You Have to Visit

February 11, 2022 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
These 4 frozen waterfalls in Hamilton should be on your list to visit to enjoy or embrace winter in Canada. Hamilton is just less than an hour away from Toronto and it’s pretty accessible via Go Bus. However, from Hamilton to these frozen waterfalls you’ve got to hire a taxi
Albion Falls Hamilton, Ontario.
Canada

Get Wet at Albion Falls

August 3, 2015 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
If you’re looking for a day trip outside Toronto, head out to Hamilton where the cascading Albion Falls is waiting for you to get wet. It’s an hour (or less if you take the HOV) drive and you won’t regret it. Bring an extra dry clothes for you to wear
Lavender Farm in Milton, Ontario.
Canada

Lavender Farm in Ontario

August 2, 2015 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
I went to my first lavender farm yesterday. It’s in Milton, less than an hour drive from Toronto. The direction going there is kinda complicated. We tried to google the address written on the website but it kept bringing us to an address in Boston, Massachusettes. So, we called and
These murals on the pillars of Gardiner Expressway is a brilliant idea of turning urban spaces into creative pursuits. / Underpass Park in Toronto.
Canada

The Underpass Park in Toronto

June 24, 2015 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
I finally able to visit the the Underpass Park in Toronto yesterday. I’ve read and heard about this before but was not really interested until a friend who had been there last weekend told me about it, like it’s the coolest thing in this city. There was a little party
Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Parade Photos
, North America

Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Parade Photos – Part 2

October 26, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
This is Part 2 of the Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Parade Photos. You can find the Part 1 HERE. Enjoy the annual brain hunting of the [easyazon_link asin=”1451641575″ locale=”US” new_window=”yes” nofollow=”default” tag=”pridecostume-20″ add_to_cart=”default” cloaking=”default” localization=”yes” popups=”yes”]zombies[/easyazon_link] below. Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Parade Photos Related: Sexy Halloween Costumes for Sexy Men [easyazon_block
Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Photos
, North America

Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Photos – Part 1

October 25, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
Both the living and the dead came to join the Zombie Walk Toronto 2014 Parade that started at Nathan Phillips Square in the city’s downtown. As usual, bloody and decaying zombies woke up to terrorize the shit out of the living parade watchers. Even the commuters sitting within the comfort of
Crothers Woods Fall Colours
Canada

Fall Colours in Crothers Woods

October 19, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
The fall colors in Crothers Woods in Toronto didn’t disappoint me. When the sun showed up after lunchtime today, a friend and I went for a hike for two hours there. Well, not exactly two hours of hiking; 45 minutes of that were spent in camwhoring. We were worried the
Fall Colours in Mono Cliffs Ontario Canada
Canada

Fall Colours in Mono Cliffs

October 10, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
It’s that time of the year again when you fall in love with Canada—especially when you’re in close encounter with the fall colours in Mono Cliffs. There are many places in Ontario where you can drive by, hike or walk to admire fall foliage. Last weekend, a friend brought me
The world's smallest island The Thousand Islands Kingston Canada
Canada

The World’s Smallest Island Has Only One Residence

August 16, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 1 Comments
This is, perhaps, the world’s smallest island that only one residence can fit on it. This island is found at The Thousand Islands in Ganonoque, Kingston, Ontario. As you can see, the house is really surrounded by water and there’s not even a backyard enough for playing with your kids. The
Kelso Lake at Halton Conservation in Milton
Canada

My first Kayak Experience

August 5, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 0 Comments
Last weekend, I had my first kayak experience at Kelso Lake for an hour. I paddled across the lake in a single kayak (see more here: https://www.globosurfer.com/best-sit-top-kayaks/)  and boy, it was easier than I thought! But, I must admit, I bumped my kayak into tree branches on the shore because
Frozen Niagara Falls
Canada

Frozen Niagara Falls is Breathtakingly Stunning

February 18, 2014 KeepCalmAndWander 4 Comments
It’s been a month since polar vortex hit North America. It’s still freezing and the temperature is far from leaving sub zero. Snow is still everywhere and no sign of melting yet, though we’ve seen blue skies in the past few days. Yesterday, someone picked me up at home impromptu,
Panorama Lounge Toronto Skyline
, Canada

Cheaper Way To See Toronto Skyline

October 17, 2013 KeepCalmAndWander 1 Comments
The price ($32) you pay to climb CN Tower, North America’s free standing structure, is the same bucks you pay for three glasses of white wine at Panorama Lounge—your cheaper choice to see Toronto skyline in its glorious, sweeping view. Located on the 51st floor of Manulife Building, diners, loungers,
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