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So, this weekend we enjoyed the Peach Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake with crazy parades on the streets and some lovely shops!
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I bought a loose tea pack of green tea that was rather tasty, called "Long Island Strawberry". It had a blend of sweet strawberries and papaya pieces. This would also make a great iced tea!
The barista at the shop had somewhat of a good sense of humour, because when he served me my soy vanilla steamer, he had a side of peach crumble (for the Peach Festival) and a pickle!
He served it to me - and I laughed and told him I would pass the peach crumble on because of my allergies, but the pickle was fantastic! He was great and a very good coffee connoisseur as he was so passionate in his coffee making skills :)
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I really want to go on a proper ghost tour in September or October ... next year :)
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To make a VERY long story short :)
Great experience though!
That sentence was as awkward as the picture.
Fort George was an amazing experience, and I really felt the actors played the scenes and portrayed that life well. It made me feel how it would be to live through such an epic event and time.
I really enjoyed my experience there, so much that I added a video of the soldiers shooting off the muskets as well as a video of just the all around cool vibes of the place.
I loved the music and marches. I think if I lived in that time, I would of had my favourite tunes and I would probably still be making some sort of music. Even if it was singing while I washed all the soldiers clothes :)
Enjoy them below!
Here is the cool vibes... :)
Here is the musket shoot-off!
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