Quebec City, Quebec

 Old Quebec was a beautiful city on the waterfront where we walked through the Citadel and along the pier.  Our neighbors from Humboldt, IA, Bob & Ginny wanted us to go to Chateau Frontenac above for fiddlefern soup.  We made it to the hotel and had planned on going back the next day for lunch but rain kept us from going back.  After two nights we headed to Prince Edward Island and hopefully nice weather.

Montreal Adventures

 Our leader, Jack wasn't so lucky on this days drive having a blowout.  It was nice to be able to go back and take a nap and fix a snack as we waited for roadside service.  Oh, the benefits of having your home with you on the road!

 When I saw this landscaper trimming with scissors I could only think of Debbie Kusleika as she's always complaining about lawn work.  Debbie, I think you need to do this to your hill side.

Old town Montreal was a fun place to see with the old structures and shops.  These are the couples travelling with us, Gerry & Tina Brandenburg from New Jersey & Jack & Connie Billings from Indiana.

Canada Bound!

 We met up with our friends, Jack & Connie in Angola, IN for the first leg of our canadian adventure and was happy to make it through customs without a hitch.  Luckily the officials didn't do a search and fink the alcohol that Jack & Terry hid through out the coach. 

We detoured to Niagra Falls, ON to see one of the world's natural wonders and glad we did.  That's RV life, live on the fly!!

Wilmington, IL with Willard and Jackie

TR had to get a farm fix and drive, yes I said drive the combine with Willard during harvest.  His other farmer friends never let him drive the fun equipment so he had a great time.  We had 2 fun days with the Johnstons hanging out at their farm picking tomatoes, harvesting, and plenty of laughs. 

Off We Go on an Extended ??

 We're living TR's dream of motorhoming and seeing the great adventures of North America.  Our first leg of the trip is my favorite as we get to see our grandbabies and celebrating Lauren's 4th birthday in Omaha.

A trip to Petoskey.

 We spent some time in Petoskey, MI and what a beautiful place to ride bikes and enjoy the scenery. This is the power assist bikes that we rented and had a blast on.  We rode 60 miles one day along the trails and whenever the going got rough just push the throttle!

 Terry has added sailing to his bucket list so when we were in Michigan we met up with our friends from Pelican Lake, Bill and Mary, to spend the day on their sailboat in Charlevioux.  What a relaxing way to spend the day and have lunch on their boat.

Kentucky Bourbon Trail

Terry was in bourbon heaven visiting the destilleries along the bourbon trail.  He should have his own barrel dedicated to him at Jim Beam as he's purchased enough in his lifetime. 

We had a good time taking a tour through Makers Mark and learning the process of bourbon.  They encouraged you to taste each vat as it fermented and Terry decided he liked the finished product better.

 The highlight of my tour was getting to dip and personalize a bottle myself.  If anyone is thinking of visiting this area there's an ambassador program through their website where you can have a barrel named for you and they keep you posted on the progress as it goes through the process during the 6 years and you are invited back when it's ready to purchase 2 bottles from it if you like.  I wish I'd have known this before visiting but have signed up since.