In the much-requested sequel to 50 Unusual Things, writer and frequent radio guest Ron Brown takes us to 50 more of Ontario's intriguing sights and exotic oddities. Just when you thought you'd seen it all...
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This book and its companion volume, Fifty Unusual Things to See in Ontario, both with color illustrations, describes some of Ontario's most unusual buildings and landforms. You will discover Ontario's own "Taj Mahal", a painted desert, and ghost towns worth visiting. A wind powered grist mill, a school house on wheels, unusual grave markers are all part of Ontario's lesser known heritage. Spectacular beauty spots like the Scarborough Bluffs, Rattlesnake Point and the remote Ouimet Canyon where Arctic plants can survive into the summer are all part of your adventure.
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Time to return,
By "barisnium" (ISTANBUL/ TURKIYE) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 50 Even More Unusual Things to See in Ontario (Paperback)
The cities where we live give us the chance of finding more about our lifes.We thinks for our past or for our future but the time we live,now,is the mysterious and we feel alone behind the present.So we can't count the importance of the seconds in our life.All of us,in every second, lives inconsciently an eathquake in the deep of our heart .With the power of human love we must return to the life in every second. Thx. Baris DOGAN
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Sioux Narrows is an unlikely place to find the continent's biggest anything. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North America, Forks of the Credit, Red Lake, Rice Lake, Old City Hall, Rainy River, White River, Point Abino, Port Stanley, Sioux Narrows, Lac Seul, Lake Erie, Southern Ontario, Union Station, Algonquin Park, Indian River, Lake Huron, Canada's Gibraltar, Canal Road, Elgin Settlement, Georgian Bay, Great Lakes, Lake of the Woods, Lake Ontario, Niagara Escarpment New!
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Sioux Narrows is an unlikely place to find the continent's biggest anything. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North America, Forks of the Credit, Red Lake, Rice Lake, Old City Hall, Rainy River, White River, Point Abino, Port Stanley, Sioux Narrows, Lac Seul, Lake Erie, Southern Ontario, Union Station, Algonquin Park, Indian River, Lake Huron, Canada's Gibraltar, Canal Road, Elgin Settlement, Georgian Bay, Great Lakes, Lake of the Woods, Lake Ontario, Niagara Escarpment New!
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- Death Trap by John D. MacDonald on page 23
- The Group of Seven by National Gallery Of Canada on page 14
- Activity Fun With Pooh by MILNE on page 9
- Winnie-the-Pooh (Pooh Original Edition) by A. A. Milne on page 9
- Leaves of Grass (Bantam Classics) by Walt Whitman on page 14
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