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Self-Defense Tips for the Solo Female Traveller

Basic self-defense tips for women solo travellers that every woman must know before travelling solo

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I cant believe that we're almost half way through August. Where the heck did that summer go?! If you're looking for one last getaway before school starts, it's not to late to plan for Ontarios best road trip. Link in profile.

This is the last covered bridge standing in Ontario. It's commonly known as the Kissing Bridge because back in the day couples would sneak a kiss when driving through in their horse and buggies. It is still common today to spot a horse and buggy or two when visiting the Kissing Bridge.

Flying high after a great long weekend in Canada 🇨🇦 . Would you do this?

I visited the Pinery Market in Grand bend this weekend. I had never been and I was VERY impressed. What I wasn't impressed with to see toys and sporting equipment that I used as a kid was being sold as antiques. If you have the opportunity to visit this market (which is open Sundays), I highly recommend it! NOTE: There is an entry fee of $2.00 per person. Cash.

Balls Falls is an easy hike to do with your family. Very off onto the Bruce Trail and it gets a little more difficult... especially when muddy 😃

Who needs an island when we have this at home?

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