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Home » Destinations » The Americas

Photo Series: North American Black Historical Museum

December 21, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra Leave a Comment

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All photos were taken at the North American Black Historical Museum located in Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada. Amherstburg played a vital role as a crossing point for Americans escaping slavery during the nineteenth century.  From the Museum's website: Amherstburg meant freedom, as the Canadian destination for many Black people escaping slavery in the United States. The Museum is uniquely situated to resource a profound history, steeped in its surroundings, to further extend public knowledge and enjoyment. The Museum features an original residence and church of former slaves, toward its mandate to acquire, preserve, interpret, research and exhibit a collection of objects of historical … [Read more...]

Porter Airlines Review

November 6, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra Leave a Comment

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The following is based on a round trip booking from Windsor to Toronto, ON, Canada in October and November 2012. The flight takes approximately one hour in each direction. Service From the first attendant encountered until the last, the service at Porter Airlines was nothing less than impeccable. Each interaction was with a polite, calm and competent individual. My impression was that people actually enjoy their careers at Porter Airlines and in effect, were wonderful to deal with. Other airlines should perhaps pay attention.   Wait Times When I arrived in Toronto I rode the ferry from Toronto Island, where Porter is located, followed by the shuttle bus to The Fairmont Royal York … [Read more...]

Photo Series: Approaching All Hallow’s Eve, Toronto

October 29, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra Leave a Comment

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  The following photos were taken at Neutral Night Club in Toronto, Ontario, Canada days prior to Halloween. The night featured a performance by Glenn Love, a Toronto based industrial / dark electronic musician signed to Sonic-X Records.   It was my first taste of Halloween festivities since returning to Canada from years spent in Thailand. Halloween wasn't celebrated or even discussed in the Thailand I experienced; the night in Neutral's black basement was a great introduction back.   For more information on Glenn Love, visit:   Glenn Love on Reverbnation Glenn Love on YouTube Glenn Love on Facebook   Neutral Night Club's … [Read more...]

Photo Series: Belle Isle, Detroit, USA

October 8, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra Leave a Comment

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  As a kid growing up in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, the Canadian border city to Detroit, Michigan, USA I would hear of Belle Isle. Friends would sometimes travel with their parents on Sundays as I remember it; Belle Isle became a family day sort of place to me.  Upon visiting it now, it seems like little had changed.   Belle Isle (as of 2013 Belle Isle Park) is a Michigan State run island park resting in the Detroit River. It sits between both Windsor and Detroit. The island, covering 982 acres (1.534 square miles), is home to the Belle Isle Aquarium, the James Scott Memorial Fountain, the Belle Isle Conservatory,  the Dossin Great Lakes Museum, the Detroit Boat Club, a … [Read more...]

Photo Series: Detroit 313

September 3, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra Leave a Comment

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  Detroit, Michigan, USA played a pivotal role in shaping my perception of the world.  As a kid growing up in neighbouring Windsor, Ontario, Canada at a time when cable television and the internet didn't exist, I, like most, if not all children in Windsor, grew up on Detroit media. To this day, despite being Canadian, I still can't internalize measuring temperature in Celsius. I feel Fahrenheit and intellectually understand Celsius. Despite not living in the area for over 15 years, I find myself occasionally being asked if I'm American because of my perceived accent.   Detroit, to me as a child, was another planet. There was the America I saw on TV - the national … [Read more...]

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