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The case for Automobile Association membership – Part II

Posted on August 13, 2016 by Michael Bellamy

Travel is all about time and space. The West and the Prairies have nice defined borders, and mostly two lane highways. Ontario is another story. It is a very wide province and although there are passing lanes, the Trans-Canada highway … Continue reading →

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The case for Automobile Association membership – Part I

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Michael Bellamy

I was going to write about my cross-country trip and its wonderful scenery, but it turned into quite an ordeal. So, I will focus on the adventure itself. The plan was to travel from West Vancouver, British Columbia to Lachute, … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: ontario

The case for Automobile Association membership – Part II

The case for Automobile Association membership – Part I

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