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Fredericton Botanic Garden

Tuesday, July 1st, 2025

It’s been a while since I posted a stand alone photo gallery, but the Fredericton Botanic Garden definitely deserves one. There are a variety of gardens with the peonies being the outstanding flowers of this week. There were a baker’s dozen of different varieties in bloom today. The rhodos and azaleas have come and gone […]

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Dale Dunlop
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  • Sand and Pebbles at Lawrencetown
    • 2.2.2014
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    Eastern Shore 2012

    In August, 2012 my son Dale and I spent a week in an RV exploring Nova Scotia’s least visited area, the Eastern Shore and discovered that there is more than enough to keep one occupied for weeks in this coast inhabited by some of the friendliest people I have met in my travels. Read the […]

    • 2.2.2014
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    Other Blooms

    • 2.2.2014
    • 1,397

    Spring Bulbs

    • 2.2.2014
    • 1,283

    Rhododendrons and Azaleas

  • Pool Epic Hotel 2
    • 2.2.2014
    • 1,546

    Miami

    Over the past thirty years I have visited Miami many times and have seen its waterfront area undergo a revitalization like few American cities. There are a lot of good hotels, but we really think that the Epic  outdoes them all in terms of chic and glamour. Every once in a while it is worth splurging and the […]

  • Sunset from the Key West Cat
    • 2.2.2014
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    Key West

    On a lark we took the Key West Express from Fort Myers Beach to Key West a few years ago. I have always thought Key West one of the most interesting cities in the U.S. It also has one of our all time favourite restaurants, Louie’s Back Yard.

  • Don Quixote & Sancho Panza
    • 1.2.2014
    • 2,215

    Brussels

    For some reason Brussels was never on my radar as place I really needed to visit, but once I did it immediately became one of my favourites in Europe. We took the Chunnel from London and spent three days exploring the city and hardly scratched the surface. The Grand Place is a stunningly beautiful complex […]

    • 1.2.2014
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    Maui

    When Hawaiian tourism began it was all about Waikiki and Oahu and then Maui got discovered. Now over two million people a year visit this great alternative to crowded Honolulu which gets over twice as many visitors. Our week was spent in Kaanapali Beach which has to be one of the nicest beaches in the […]

  • Royal Hawaiian Hotel
    • 1.2.2014
    • 2,994

    Oahu

    Oahu is the first stop for most first time visitors to Hawaii. While I would recommend spending a few days on Waikiki there is a lot more to Honolulu than this small strip of beach. Must sees in my opinion include Pearl Harbor, the Bishop Museum, Foster Gardens and Pu’u Ualaka’a Lookout. After a few days […]

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