Port Burwell, on Lake Erie was my second home for many years. It is a small Town in Winter, but grows in Summer with many campers and cottagers. Canada's Oldest Wooden Lighthouse is located here. If you watched the series Friday The Thirteen you may have seen it (of course the town was supposed to be in U.S). Visitors may climb to the top if they so desire or visit The Marine Museum across the road. There are several campgrounds and Provincial Park with a vast sandy beach and fully treed campsites. Dine on local fish at restaurants overlooking the Harbour..YOU can visit many Lake Erie and Lake Huron Lighthouses at my Lighthouse News link below.....

News Bulletin: Lake Erie Fishermen are reporting that many fish varieties that have not been seen for years are being caught now...
Port Rowan, is where I have recently moved. It is twenty miles east and goes out into Lake Erie at Long Point.

St. Mary's is a nice little Town I lived in for fifteen years. It is called "The Stonetown" since most of the older buildings are made of stone from two large quarries. One is now a fabulous swimming place. You must know how to swim to go here, because it is so deep, but floating is no problem. The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame is erected here now......

Kitchener was my birthplace. The annual "Oktoberfest" is a great party event, the second largest in the world. There are many German Clubs because of the early settlement here. It is actually a twin City with Waterloo, which is noted for its Universities. A large but beautiful City area.....