A Friday Sept. 10, 2010 craving for fish'n chips took us to Kinmount Ontario via Highway11 North to Orillia to the Monck Road (County Road 45) to Norland and Kinmount. See details on Backroads to Kinmount
Kinmount is a part of the larager community..City of Kawartha Lakes. Our first stop was at Quaker Oaks for a coffee and muffin, then on to Norland Ontario at the Junction of Highway 35 and County Road 45 to view the changing fall colours along the river....
Only slight color changes along the way with shrubs and brush in bog areas where you see reds and yellows
Kinmount Fish and Chips is located on the main street beside one of the prettiest Canada Post locations.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Fall Road Trip to Kawartha Lakes
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Highway 35,
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Ontario Fall Has Many Colours
Fall color road trips and the September Ontario Fall Fair season offer mini-holiday opportunities. Many Canadians will sneak away early for a Fall Colour getaway weekend north in Ontario. Although the official beginning of Autumn is not until the 22 of September, fall getaways offer long weekend opportunities at exciting Canadian events and festivals including Fall Studio Tours. The next official holiday long weekend is the Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend in October.
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Attraction of the Week
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yourself in Cree culture. New packages are available for the 2008 summer season!
August 29, 2008. Your journey will take you through spectacular forests and rugged wetlands, and across mighty rivers once navigated by early natives, explorers and fur traders. Ride the rails 186 miles to the edge of the Arctic and immerse
yourself in Cree culture. New packages are available for the 2008 summer season!
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