The United Nations declared the “monumental” Rideau Canal a world heritage site on its 175th anniversary this year, recognizing it for it’s place in Canada’a history, its amazing engineering feats, as well its beauty and importance to the area’s development.  The oldest continuously operating canal in North America is a series of rivers and lakes connected by man-made canals and locks, which passes through the rock, forest, farms, and towns from Ottawa to Kingston, Ontario – truly a cruiser’s dream.  [boating in Canada: Rideau Waterway] [ boatinginCanada.com | boating in Canada News & Archives ]

Campervan Hire – Camp As You Drive
If you are someone who likes to travel in the comforts of your home and experience the fun of camping as well, then there is nothing better than a campervan hire to fulfill your urges. These motor-homes come in various sizes and equip all the amenities of your own home to suit the needs of [...]

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