Heritage Park
Barrie Ontario

In order to see the Falls themselves on our second day, we stayed at The Little Foxes at the Shaw Festival. The next day was cloudy, so there were no good pictures of the Falls.

We exchanged our time-share to stay at near Lake Simcoe in Ontario. They are competent, but lack a clubhouse. (As usual RCI booked us into a a single room, pocketing for themselves the value of the full apartment we are entitled to on our timeshare agreement. Someone is making a bundle at our expense.)

While at Carriage Hills, S went for a boat ride to the Thirty Thousand Islands; or at least a small fraction of them. Later she went to . This site was established as a major French Jesuit center in the seventeenth century, but was abandoned after ten years to avoid hostile tribes. On Tuesday we drove in to Barrie to see at the open-air Theatre by the Bay. We were willing to endure the raindrops, but the director called the show because the actors could have been hurt by slipping on the grass. And well they could have, as we saw when we returned on Friday to cash in our rain checks.