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The flight was really, really long but otherwise good. There were no delays, everything went smoothly. It was just really, really long. My bum was sore and I couldn’t seem to find a comfortable position when I found out we … Continue reading
Embarrassingly, we didn’t know* that we needed visas to travel to Australia. A few tense moments as we applied online for them at absolutely the last possible minute…we were both approved. Good thing, because we couldn’t board the flight to … Continue reading
Long time no talk. And I suppose that since “Living Our Dream” reverted back to the daily grind about a year ago now, it’s pretty safe to say this blog is now defunct. But maybe I’ll squeeze in another post … Continue reading
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Phill’s just about ready to switch out his flip-flops for his work boots. He’ll be back in the truck on Monday, August 12th. Thanks to everyone who saved up their HVAC work this summer so he can hit the ground … Continue reading
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To celebrate arriving back home with captain, crew, ship and marriage intact, we’re having an “Open Boat” tomorrow (Sunday, July 28th). Feel free to stop by anytime if you’re interested. We’re tied up to the wall below Lock #1 (near … Continue reading
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As I type, we’re about six hours away from Ottawa! We’re excited to get home, but we were making such good time, we decided to dig in our heels a bit in Montebello, where we stayed two nights, before returning … Continue reading
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I was joking when I said that a couple of days ago, but after the temperature went down to 10°C last night, I think I’m serious. We had to dig out clothes we haven’t seen since October, and, (*cringe*),…socks. We … Continue reading
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After our enexpected delay in Saint-Ours, there was no way we were going to make it to Montréal today with both the wind and current against us, so Canada’s second largest city is going to have to wait, and it’ll … Continue reading
There was a nasty storm yesterday afternoon that’s knocked out the power at our last lock in the Richelieu River. We had arrived yesterday with about 45 minutes to spare before the lock closed for the night only to find … Continue reading
