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  • Anja Cahill
    Anja Cahill commented on Explore Canada with the Canadian Rubber Tramps
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    Explore Canada with the Canadian Rubber Tramps
    •   Canada
    •   Friday, 20 March 2026

    Wow! This is such a great story Jesseca! I love all of the photos throughout and recognized many spots from my cross Canada road trip (Ontario to BC and back) that I took last spring, but with thankfully much less snow! As fair-weather glampers, I am immensely impressed with your passion and...

    Wow! This is such a great story Jesseca! I love all of the photos throughout and recognized many spots from my cross Canada road trip (Ontario to BC and back) that I took last spring, but with thankfully much less snow! As fair-weather glampers, I am immensely impressed with your passion and grit. Looking forward to checking out more on The Canadian Rubber Tramps!

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    Anja Cahill commented on Redbridge Lookout Near North Bay Ontario Canada
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    Great article! I have never been snowmobiling either, but feel like it's much more accessible to me now. I remember travelling through this area last spring on my trip from Kingston, Ontario, to Vancouver - neat to read about the adventures that happen just off the highway once the snow falls....

    Great article! I have never been snowmobiling either, but feel like it's much more accessible to me now. I remember travelling through this area last spring on my trip from Kingston, Ontario, to Vancouver - neat to read about the adventures that happen just off the highway once the snow falls. Do you own your snowmobile? Rent or borrow?

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    Anja Cahill commented on Responsible Birding in Canada: Respectful Etiquette for Ethical Wildlife Travel
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    Responsible Birding in Canada: Respectful Etiquette for Ethical Wildlife Travel
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    •   Friday, 06 February 2026

    These are great, practical birding tips (and the photos are beautiful!) - thanks for putting these together! I will be sure to share on my socials this spring when the campers are getting back out there. Another family friendly activity for everyone to enjoy.

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    The Outdoor Adventure Show - Toronto

    Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show 2026: Canada’s Ultimate Outdoor Travel & Gear Event

    If you love camping, hiking, paddling, travel, and exploring Canada’s wild spaces, the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show is the must-attend event of the year. Each winter, thousands of outdoor enthusiasts gather to...
    Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show 2026: Canada’s Ultimate Outdoor Travel & Gear Event

    If you love camping, hiking, paddling, travel, and exploring Canada’s wild spaces, the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show is the must-attend event of the year. Each winter, thousands of outdoor enthusiasts gather to discover the latest gear, meet expert adventurers, and plan their next unforgettable trip.

    Hosted at the The International Centre near Toronto Pearson Airport, this massive event brings together hundreds of outdoor brands, destinations, outfitters, and travel experts under one roof.

    Whether you’re planning a backcountry canoe trip in Ontario, a hiking expedition in the Rockies, or your first family camping adventure, this show is designed to inspire and equip Canadian adventurers.

    Event Details

    Event: Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show
    Dates: February 20 – 22, 2026
    Location: The International Centre – Hall 5
    Address: 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga, Ontario

    Show Hours

    * Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    * Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    * Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Tickets

    * Adult: $16 online / $18 at the door
    * Weekend Pass: $20 online
    * Senior Friday Ticket: $12
    * Children 11 and under: Free

    Buying tickets in advance online is recommended as this is one of Canada’s most popular outdoor events.

    What You’ll Experience

    - 300+ Outdoor Exhibitors

    - Explore more than 320 exhibitors showcasing the latest gear, trips, and outdoor innovations including:

    * Camping equipment and glamping gear
    * Canoes, kayaks, and paddle sports
    * Hiking gear and outdoor apparel
    * Adventure travel destinations
    * Scuba diving experiences
    * Cycling and backcountry gear
    * Canadian tourism organizations

    - Many brands offer exclusive show pricing and pre-season deals you won’t find anywhere else.

    Inspiring Speakers & Adventure Presentations

    The show features 100+ expert presentations and live talks designed to help you plan your next adventure. Topics often include:

    * Backcountry canoeing routes in Canada
    * International adventure travel
    * Hiking the world’s most iconic trails
    * Outdoor photography
    * Wildlife and wilderness skills
    * First-time camping tips

    These sessions feature well-known adventurers, explorers, and outdoor personalities sharing real experiences and practical advice.

    Interactive Adventure Zones

    The Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show is known for its hands-on experiences, including:

    * Indoor climbing wall
    * Whitewater demo pool for paddling
    * Camping showcases
    * Outdoor skills demonstrations
    * Travel planning theatres
    * Family-friendly adventure zones

    Visitors can test gear, learn new skills, and connect directly with experts.

    Travel, Food & Atmosphere

    Expect a lively festival atmosphere with:

    * Food vendors and quick dining options
    * Coffee stops for planning your next trip
    * Travel lounges and destination booths
    * Community outdoor clubs and organizations
    * Meet-ups with fellow adventurers

    It’s a great place to network, learn, and get inspired before the outdoor season begins.

    Why Outdoor Enthusiasts Should Attend

    The Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show is considered Canada’s largest showcase of outdoor gear and adventure travel experiences

    Reasons people attend every year:

    * Discover new outdoor destinations across Canada and the world
    * Compare camping and adventure gear in person
    * Meet guides, outfitters, and travel companies
    * Attend expert-led talks and demonstrations
    * Plan spring and summer adventures in one day

    For Canadian explorers, paddlers, hikers, campers, and adventure travellers, it’s the ultimate way to kick off the upcoming season.

    Quick Visitor Tips

    * Buy tickets online to save money and skip lines
    * Plan to spend at least 3–4 hours exploring the show
    * Bring a backpack for brochures and gear purchases
    * Check the speaker schedule in advance
    * Arrive early for popular presentations

    ✅ If adventure is calling, this is where your next trip begins.
    ✅ https://www.ehcanadatravel.com/experience/campers-backpackers-paddlers-travellers-explorers-and-hikers-unite-at-the-outdoor-adventure-show-in-toronto-ontario.html

    Mark your calendar and join thousands of outdoor lovers at the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show 2026.
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 13 photos in the album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
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    Grass-Creek-Park-sign-marks-the-entrance-from-Highway-2-Kingston - Grass Creek Park in Kingston, Ontario, is located east of the city, off of Highway 2. It is co-located with the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum and easy to find thanks to this large, bright blue sign, at the side of the highway. Heading from Kingston towards Gananoque, Grass Creek Park is on the right-hand side of the road.
    MacLachlan-Woodworking-Museum-at-Grass-Creek-Park-Kingston - When you arrive at Grass Creek Park, the first thing you will pass is a log cabin and a large red barn. These buildings hosts the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum which has the most extensive, nationally significant collection of woodworking tools in Canada.
    Sandy-swimming-area-at-Grass-Creek-Park-Kingston-Ontario - The roadway at Grass Creek Park ends in a large, parking area which is a short walk to Kingston's only sandy beach. Access here is free, and includes picnic tables, a covered gazebo, public washrooms, playground and more. At this beach you are swimming in the fresh waters of the St. Lawrence River.
    Grass-Creek-Park-St Lawrence River-Kingston - The scenery is beautiful at Grass Creek Park on the St. Lawrence River, east of Kingston, Ontario. Here you can see the sandy beach in the distance, open fields and accessible play structure. To the left is the large off-leash dog park and to the right is the dog swimming area.
    Ontario-Border-Collie-Club-monument-Grass-Creek-Park-Kingston-Ontario - Grass Creek Park is the annual location of the Kingston Sheep Dog Trials - one of the largest and most prestigious sheepdog trial events in North America. These trials bring together herding dogs (mostly border collies) and their handlers to compete in a course where they must move sheep through gates and around obstacles. The Kingston Sheepdog Trials has been running for over 35 years at Grass Creek Park.
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 11 photos in the album Halloween at the Campsite in Canada
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    Spooky-Campsite-Ghosts-and-Goblins - Once the sun went down, the spooky campsite really came "alive". A little up-lighting and a smokey campfire made everything just that much more spooktacular!
    Spooky-Campsite-at-Night - A spooky evening at the campsite, featuring the shaking spooky, scary-faced tree, flying ghosts, dusty cobwebs, glowing jack-o-lanterns and chained up skeletons! Wasn't enough to scare away the trick or treaters - so much candy was given out tonight!
    Spooky-Camping-Family - Dressing up for Halloween at the campsite is something everyone can get into, including the skeleton, the gorilla, the bear and the purge!
    Candy-Candy-Candy - Here's a "before" photo of our trick or treater candy stash... the "after" photo pretty much looks the same, except that it's dark out and the bowl is empty!
    Campsite-Spooky-Tree - Here's the shaking spooky, scary-faced tree in all his glory in the daytime. Being inflatable, he packs up very small and blows up very large. His shimmery trunk and wiggling limbs bring a natural spooky element to the campsite.
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      Those campers really went all out - what great holiday spirit!
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      Sonya Richmond - We love to decorate for Halloween, especially at the campsite! Camping at Halloween is so fun - Crisp fall air coupled with earlySonya Richmond - We love to decorate for Halloween, especially at the campsite! Camping at Halloween is so fun - Crisp fall air coupled with early nightfall, gives everything a spooky vibe! Have you Halloween camped before?  More ...
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      I have not Halloween camped before! I did not even know this was a thing! Looks like so much fun, and it would make getting to the Halloween bonfireI have not Halloween camped before! I did not even know this was a thing! Looks like so much fun, and it would make getting to the Halloween bonfire so easy, like just step outside the camper!  More ...
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    Anja Cahill commented on Top Canada Travel Influencers - 2025
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    Wow! This is amazing! Seeing myself on this list gave me tingles - especially with the other big names up there like the legendary Adventure Seekers Thomas, Sonya, Lisa & Janet. Also love the write-up you put together for me, very thoughtful and reflective of my travel vibe (and personality)....

    Wow! This is amazing! Seeing myself on this list gave me tingles - especially with the other big names up there like the legendary Adventure Seekers Thomas, Sonya, Lisa & Janet. Also love the write-up you put together for me, very thoughtful and reflective of my travel vibe (and personality). Thank you Greg!

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    Anja Cahill commented on Why is there a BC Tourism Grant Funding Blind Spot?
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    Why is there a BC Tourism Grant Funding Blind Spot?

    Insightful!

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    Grass Creek Park, Kingston Ontario Canada
    •   Monday, 24 November 2025
    Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario, has a lively shoreline, family-friendly spaces, and stunning vi...
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    Who's excited about this announcement??? MEEEEE!!!! ‏ — feeling happy
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 20 photos in the album Axe Forging Adventure at Axcadmy
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    On-the-way-to-adventure - Located in Toronto, in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), the Axcadmy forge is at 388 Carlaw Avenue, in the South Riverdale / Leslieville area. Easy to get to by many means of transportation. Jason and Jay drove there and were able to park nearby.
    Axcadmy - Upon entering the Axcadmy blacksmith studio, visitors are greeted with welcoming signage.
    Axcadmy---let-the-fun-begin - Jay and Jason are excited to begin their axe-forging adventure at Axcadmy in Toronto, Ontario. A one-day hands-on workshop resulting in the crafting of your own axe.
    Example-forged-axes - On display were example axes. These two had been forged during previous classes.
    History-of-axe-forging - A dining hutch makes a great storage display of books and paraphernalia describing the art of blacksmithing and information on axes.
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    Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver 2025

    Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver: The Ultimate Pop-Up Party for Art Lovers

    Get ready, Vancouver — the Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver is flipping its way back into town on Thursday, November 20th, from 7 p.m. to midnight at Fortune Sound (147 E. Pender St, Vancouver, BC). This uni...
    Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver: The Ultimate Pop-Up Party for Art Lovers

    Get ready, Vancouver — the Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver is flipping its way back into town on Thursday, November 20th, from 7 p.m. to midnight at Fortune Sound (147 E. Pender St, Vancouver, BC). This unique art show isn’t your typical quiet gallery night. It’s a wild pop-up art experience that combines creativity, community, and unlimited free pancakes!

    Now in its 15th year, this LA-born phenomenon has stormed through over 40 cities and 500 events worldwide — and it’s finally your turn to taste the magic. Imagine a room buzzing with energy: live DJs spinning, artists painting in real time, body art glistening under neon lights, and the smell of sizzling pancakes filling the air. It’s fun and supportive — a safe space for local artists and musicians to showcase raw, unfiltered talent in an atmosphere where anything goes.

    Whether you’re an art collector, a weekend wanderer, or just someone craving a night that breaks the mold, the Pancakes & Booze Art Show in Vancouver is where you’ll want to be. Meet creators, discover one-of-a-kind pieces, and maybe even find the next big name in the Canadian art scene — all while indulging in stacks of FREE PANCAKES. Tickets are on sale now!

    So don’t sleep on it — this pop-up art show sells out fast. Mark your calendar, grab your friends, and join the most talked-about art show in Vancouver. Because let’s be honest — where else can you say you bought incredible art with syrup on your hands?
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 10 photos in the album Mumford & Sons Concert, Bell Centre, Montreal – An Unforgettable Night in Quebec
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    Dinner-at-La-Cage-Bell-Centre-Montreal - Dinner out with friends is always an incredible adventure, but to pair dinner out in Montreal, before a concert, is something even more wonderful. We were all excited, the vibe in the restaurant, located within the concert venue, was electric! Our service was bilingual and friendly, and the menu at La Cage offered something for everyone. Plus cocktails by the pitcher - we were ready to truly enjoy the show.
    Post-show-Mumford-and-Sons-Bell-Centre-Montreal - When the lights come on after the concert! I'm never ready to leave right away, I like so sit in the vibe and hold onto every magical moment before making an exit.
    Post-show-at-the-Bell-Centre-Montreal - After the Mumford and Sons concert, the lights came on and concert goers flooded the exits. This is when I feel like you can really get a feel for how great every seat is at the Bell Centre in Montreal. The capacity for concerts at the Bell Centre is 15,000... and I think this was a sold-out show!
    Mumford-and-Sons-Bell-Centre-Montreal - The lighting met the mood of the music during the Mumford & Sons concert at the Bell Centre in Montreal. The band, and all their featured artists, used every bit of stage and engaged the audience with their talents for a show over two-hours long.
    Mumford-and-Sons---before-they-took-the-stage-Bell-Centre-Montreal - Here I am excited for the show to start. The opening acts have come and gone, and the anticipation of the show to come was palpable in the are at the Mumford & Sons concert at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec.
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    A Night Out in Montreal, Canada, Filled with Music, Culture, and Connection Experience the Mumford and Sons Concert at the Bell Centre – Where History, Sound, and City Life Unite Mumford and Sons Concert, Bell Centre, Montreal - Montreal, Q...
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    Fabulous blog Thomas! I really enjoyed reading it and definitely picked up a few tricks to finding new places to hike... and tips to finding great hikes when exploring new places. I loved it some much I'll share it to my socials tomorrow!

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    Axe Forging and Custom Axe Making at Axcadmy in Toronto, Ontario
    Experience a Blacksmith Workshop in Toronto, OntarioDiscover the Art of Traditional Forging in the Heart of Toronto - Step into the fiery world of metalwork and experience a blacksmith workshop in Toronto, Ontario like...
    Experience a Blacksmith Workshop in Toronto, OntarioDiscover the Art of Traditional Forging in the Heart of Toronto - Step into the fiery world of metalwork and experience a blacksmith workshop in Toronto, Ontario like never before. At Axcadmy, Canada’s premier axe forging school, the timeless craft of blacksmithing comes alive. In this captivating video, viewers watch as Jason forges his own axe head from raw steel, using historical blacksmith techniques passed down through generations. From the first hammer strike to the final polish, every detail of this custom axe making workshop showcases skill, precision, and craftsmanship.Moreover, this unique Toronto blacksmith workshop gives participants the rare chance to learn the ancient art of axe forging under expert guidance. As Jason shapes glowing metal into a fully functional tool, the rhythmic sound of hammer on anvil fills the air—a soundtrack of dedication and artistry. This immersive axe forging experience demonstrates how traditional craftsmanship meets modern passion, inspiring both beginners and experienced makers alike.In addition, Axcadmy’s workshops in Toronto, Ontario, offer more than just hands-on forging. They provide insight into metallurgy, heat treatment, and the history of axe making itself. Whether you’re crafting a tool for the woods or a display-worthy heirloom, each creation is a reflection of the maker’s skill and creativity.
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    Thanks Janet! My hope was that it might help other T1D Adventurers to feel confident and prepared to get out and explore!

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    Anja Cahill uploaded 7 photos in the album Hazukido Taste Adventures in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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    Many-fresh-items-on-display-at-Hazukido-Montreal - Upon entry, this glass enclosed display tempts customers with a large variety of croissants, cookies, pastries and "crookies". From salty and savoury to sweet and sugary, the choice were broad and varied, yet everything was fresh.
    Hazukido-Montreal---drink-menu - From classic Americans and Cappuccinos, to Matcha Lattes and smoothies of all varieties, there was something on the drink menu for everyone. Each prepared fresh and made-to-order at Hazukido in Montreal, Quebec.
    Hazukido-Montreal---croissant-menu - No less impressive than the expansive drink menu, the pastry menu at Hazukido also offered a vast range of treats for all palates! From the classic Honeycomb to the more adventurous Smoked Chicken and Cheese, there was a croissant for everyone. I will have to go back another day to try "Croffles" - yes, that's a cross between a waffle and a croissant!
    Hazukido-Montreal-small-seating-area - Although the shop was small, saving lots of room for the preparation space behind the counters, an area was saved for customers to enjoy their taste adventures at Hazukido on St. Catherine Street in Montreal.
    Hazukido-Biscoff-Crookie-in-Montreal - Out front of Hazukido in Montreal, I enjoyed my fresh, fluffy and sweet Biscoff Crookie in Montreal, Quebec. Can you believe the size of that croissant?
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    Bruce Peninsula National Park Adventures in Ontario
    Travel, Tourism, and Outdoor Experiences in Bruce Peninsula National Park, Tobermory, Ontario Hiking, swimming, and exploring Canada's rugged natural beauty from within Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario Bruce Peninsula National Park Ad...
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      Great article Anja Cahill . Loved the videos.
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      Thanks Greg Girard - it was a great trip!
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      Anja Cahill covered a lot of the techniques on this one. Well done. It is already positioned on the first page of Google.
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    • Sonya Richmond
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      I always love the colour of the water - it looks like the Caribbean! You have to be a brave soul to take a dip in it though - it makes you go numb! I always love the colour of the water - it looks like the Caribbean! You have to be a brave soul to take a dip in it though - it makes you go numb! Great article!  More ...
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    • Anja Cahill
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      Sonya Richmond - agreed! The crystal clear, aquamarine blue has Caribbean vibes for sure! But not the temperature! It was probably 40 degrees the daySonya Richmond - agreed! The crystal clear, aquamarine blue has Caribbean vibes for sure! But not the temperature! It was probably 40 degrees the day we were hiking around the area, so we found the cold water extra refreshing! But you're right, too cold to stay in for too long!  More ...
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    • Thomas Worsley
      Thomas Worsley
      This place is amazing its like another world I just love Ontario for that. The different landscapes keep me exploring looking for places like this.
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    • Anja Cahill
      Anja Cahill
      Thomas Worsley - Agreed! Thomas, if you haven't hiked around the Bruce Peninsula, you have GOT to add this to your bucket list!
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    Anja Cahill uploaded 17 photos in the album Hotel Kenney on the Rideau Canal
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    View-of-Lock-42-from-Hotel-Kenney - This historical, rustic, wooden plank walking bridge allows visitors to Hotel Kenney, to cross the Rideau Canal and explore Lock 42, the third and tallest lock at Jones Falls, Ontario.
    View-of-Lock-42-from-Hotel-Kenney-Jones-Falls - From the waterside property of Hotel Kenney, gates prevent motor vehicles from travelling the wooden bridge to the site of Lock 42, on the Rideau Canal near Jones Falls, Ontario.
    Taking-in-Lock-42-Jones-Falls-on-the-Rideau-Canal - Lock 42 at Jones Falls on the Rideau Canal is located so close to Hotel Kenney that visitors can watch the boats travel up and down the locks while they sip coffee on the veranda.
    Modest-Registration-desk-at-Hotel-Kenney-Jones-Falls - The registration area at Hotel Kenney is modest, yet welcoming. Keeping with Canadiana historical charm of an 1800's travellers inn along the Ridea Canal, Ontario.
    Jones-Falls-Lock-42-on-the-Rideau-Canal-Ontario - Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rideau Canal is steeped in Canadian history. Parks Canada maintains and operates the locks located all along this historic canal, including Lock 42, pictured here, at Jones Falls.
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