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 | Niagara Travel: Niagara Escarpment tour: Great view over Hamilton & Dundas These video clips were taken during my driving tour around the Niagara Escarpment on July 18, 2007. As much as I love Toronto, I occasionally need to get out into the country and enjoy the beauty and serenity of Ontario's rural areas. So at 9 am I met my friend Karel who is a local expert of the area and we set off on a discovery of Halton Region Conservation areas: we started with Mount Nemo Conservation Area, stopped in Lowville, and then admired the Iroquois longhouses in Crawford Lake ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
 | Ontario Travel: Discovering Hamilton by Bicycle As anavid cyclist and the proud owner of a brand-new bicycle carrier, I was ready to embark on my first out-of-town excursion with my bike. So on a sunny late morning of September 6, 2009 I grabbed one of my friends and together we put the bikes on the car and made our way west of Toronto towards our destination: Hamilton. Now, many Ontarians perceive Hamilton as a steel-producing town whose waterfront is marred by the smoke-stacks of heavy industry. But after doing some research I realized ... |
