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Tuesday 21 October sunny Final test and tourist day here. Power solved. To draw 2.1 amps, what an iPad requires, one must use a grounded adaptor. Three pronged small pins in Italy, or at least this part of Italy. However … Continue reading →

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A new plug-in required to get G+ to link with my wordpress blog site: https://blog.boogs.net Boogs Blog Monday hot sunny no mosquitoes. Shelburne museum: a very fine ball of string. Hear a shout out to +Al C for pointing me … Continue reading →

2014 Victoria Vancouver48 north comfort cuisineBC museumEmpress teaHot dogs dinnerPacific coach to VancouverGreat pacific rim hotelTonkatsu Fireworks contest at east bayWalking, walking, with shoppingKitisano bayKiren mandarin, poor restaurantBike ride Stanley park to museumAnthropology museumLegendary noodle, excellentGrouse mountain and wind millBlue … Continue reading →

Monday hot sunny no mosquitoes Shelburne museum: a very fine ball of string. Hear a shout out to +Al C for pointing me to this. Museum: major impressionist exhibit, quilts, the never to be forgotten carved circuses (well remembered from … Continue reading →

Sunday cool,windy,rain predicted in late afternoon, may have a mosquito bite. Headed back to Vermont having circumnavigated enough of the lake. Easy crossing from Essex and then up to Burlington,a city. A long days ride. Had intended to stop at … Continue reading →

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Saturday sunny no mosquitoes quite a bit warmer. Lovely ride after a sleep 9 of half hours not even interrupted by getting getting up to pee. Motel surprisingly good, about a 30 minute walk to the chasm. Visit to the … Continue reading →

Friday sunny no mosquitoes Progress around the lake. Now on NY side. Not nearly as rural. Each B&B proprietor has mentioned taxes. Wasted money on noon essential items, how it benefits them and how they pay too much. A rural … Continue reading →