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Author Archives: Pat Feldhaus
Cruising to Halifax, Nova Scotia(New Scotland) – October 6
Our tour guide for Halifax wore a kilt and explained that the term “the whole 9 yards” originated with the 9 yards of material used in a kilt. He went on to elaborate about the tragic history … Continue reading
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Cruising to Prince Edward Island and Hurricane October 4/5 2011
I spent a delightful afternoon on an “Anne of Green Gables and Island tour of P.E.I.” Our knowledgeable guide told us that Charlottetown is the birthplace of Canada and that P.E.I. is famous for its deep red soil … Continue reading
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Cruising the Gulf of St. Lawrence October 3, 2011
There’s always something special planned for each day. Today Kathy participated in “The Race for the Cure”(of cancer) which meant that she had to walk around the outside deck 18 times = 5 K. She not only was … Continue reading
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Cruising on St. Lawrence River October 1, 2011
I officially started cruising with my husband in 1993; however, when he died, my partner has been my MT nurse daughter, Kathy. Probably the major challenge when I’m on board a ship is the abundance of food. Everything … Continue reading
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Beginning to travel
I love to travel, experience diverse cultures and meet interesting people from all parts of the world. Ever since my parents put me on a train from Chicago to visit my grandparents in Massachusetts when I was … Continue reading