Craigerrr's Travels
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Very nice!! Have a great time. I love the yellow arrow...funny.
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Looks like a nice little get away.
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What is that flooring? It gives the room great depth. Is it tile or a laminate?
Get aways are good. All year long, enjoy.
Whoops took me to the top of the thread and responded to an old post...
My Brain may still be in weekend mode
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Vinyl tile actually
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Kawartha Dairy makes some real nice icecream too!
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As our camping was a no go because we can't be trusted to socially distance in the middle of the woods (sarcasm), so we booked a couple nights at an Inn in Port Stanley on Lake Erie, as we can apparently be trusted to socially distance in a small beach town (more sarcasm). We had never been to Port Stanley, it is a very pretty little fishing/beach village.
Good to see that you're really close to the LCBO 
Ah. Liquor Control Board of Ontario. Got it.
In Georgia (and many other states) beer & wine sales are almost everywhere: apply for a license and pay the cost, done. Liquor licenses are slightly more cumbersome but still virtually unlimited.
In New Jersey, the number of licenses is fixed, according to population, so in Paramus for example a pouring license might cost $2 million IF you can find someone willing to sell theirs. Package store is probably even more.
In Georgia (and many other states) beer & wine sales are almost everywhere: apply for a license and pay the cost, done. Liquor licenses are slightly more cumbersome but still virtually unlimited.
In New Jersey, the number of licenses is fixed, according to population, so in Paramus for example a pouring license might cost $2 million IF you can find someone willing to sell theirs. Package store is probably even more.
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The "Control" is only truly to do with control of profits, and taxation. We also have the Brewer's Retail, which is owned and operated by big beer. This is a State negotiated, and mandated Monopoly. There rumblings now that the legislation permitting this may be overturned at some point. What is truly bizarre here is the many privately operated canibis retailers popping up. It flies in the face of the LCBO for controlling liquor and wine distribution, as well the State supported monopoly on beer sales.
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Got some beach dogs, and fries for lunch and hung out for a while. Much cooler today than it has been recently at 20C (68F) the sun came out after a while. Here in Canada it is the Victoria Day holiday weekend, it is kind of deserted here this afternoon as most people have already headed for home. And again, as you can see, we can be trusted to socially distance on the beach, not sure what the logic is in not allowing camping in the woods...
The woods have trees. That's why.
Less government surveillance in the woods. They don't trust you when they can't see you...
