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Blue Bush Branch Library Tuesday: pm pm Carleton Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Dorsch Memorial Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Dundee Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Erie Branch Library Tuesday: pm pm Frenchtown-Dixie Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Ida Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Navarre Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Maybee Branch Library Tuesday: pm pm Newport Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Rasey Memorial Branch Library Tuesday: pm pm Robert A.
Vivian Branch Library Wednesday: pm pm Senior Outreach Tuesday: am pm South Rockwood Branch Library Tuesday: pm pm Summerfield-Petersburg Branch Library Tuesday: am pm Bedford Branch Library. Sun: pm pm Mon - Thu: am pm Fri - Sat: am pm. Blue Bush Branch Library. Mon - Tue: pm pm Wed: pm pm Thu: pm pm Fri: am pm Sat: am pm. Carleton Branch Library. Dorsch Memorial Branch Library. Dundee Branch Library.
Mon: am pm Tue: am pm Wed: am pm Thu: am pm Fri: am pm Sat: am pm. Erie Branch Library.
Mon: pm pm Tue: pm pm Wed: am pm Thu - Fri: pm pm. Frenchtown-Dixie Branch Library. Highlights include a visit to Douglas, the capital, with its Gaiety Theatre, horse-drawn Tramway and magnificent Victorian buildings. We also visit Port Erin and nearby Cregneash, a living museum which shows what life was like in a 19th Century crofting community.
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Cardiff, Wales: The history of Cardiff, the capital of Wales spans at least 6, years! The area around Cardiff has been inhabited by modern humans since the Neolithic Period. A tour of the city includes a visit to the National Gallery of Wales, the magnificent Cardiff Castle and to Cardiff Bay, the site of a very successful regeneration project. In the same area is the Norwegian Church and an intriguing memorial to the British Antarctic expedition led by Captain Scott. Then on to Tenby, a most charming walled seaside town in Pembrokeshire on the western side of Carmarthen Bay.
Notable features of Tenby include its amazing sandy beaches,13th century medieval town walls, including the Five Arches barbican gatehouse, the 15th century St. It is stocked with plants and trees from around the world. Conwy is a walled market town on the north coast of Wales. We will travel up Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, on a steam train and also visit the 19th Century National Slate Museum near Llanberis.
Porthmadog is a harbour town and rail centre for the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. We visit beautiful Black Rock Sands Beach and also Portmeirion built between and in the style of an Italian village. It was the site for many films and TV shows, including The Prisoner. There is beautiful scenery between Porthmadog and Shrewsbury.
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We will visit the Cavern Club and the area where the Beatles, got their start. Many sites to visit in this grand city include St. Shrewsbury in Shropshire, England is on the River Severn. It is a market town whose centre has a largely unaltered medieval street plan and over listed historic buildings including several examples of timber framing from the 15th and 16th centuries —so there is much architecture to take in.
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We will also visit the beautiful Quarry Park with its landscaped sunken garden and Shrewsbury Cathedral. Travels with Nana to Tunisia is a presentation Elaine does with her granddaughter, Cara.
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In it they capture their travels to Tunisia in They offer a coffee table discussion that focuses on the highlights of their trip — differences and similarities, along with humorous anecdotes and of course many photos. Elaine brings many items from Tunisia including art work, carvings, ceramics and fossils.
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Djerba Island,Tunisia: The mythology of Djerba goes back to ancient times when the island was known as Lotophagitis. It is also full of cultural focuses: old forts, museums and medinas offering pottery and all sorts of artisan products. Saskatchewan: Legendary Sunsets and Anecdotal Stories Part 1: Saskatchewan has much beautiful landscape — and it's not all flat! For example the Cypress Hills is the highest point between the Rockies and Labrabor. Elaine calls it an undiscovered jewel in Canada's landscape.
It's one of the friendliest places to travel to and rich in geography, culture and history.
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She shares anecdotal stories. Wild West Adventure Tour in Saskatchewan Part 2: Hit the trail with Elaine as she treks across the Saskatchewan prairie on horseback and in a covered wagon. She relives the vibrant history of the West as she follows the trail that was first used by the Boundary Commission to establish the 49th parallel and later by the NWMP, on their Great March West, who came to establish law and order after the Cypress Hills Massacre. Boundless prairie, forever sky and lots of adventures along the way.
Together we will discover Southwest Saskatchewan and some very funny Saskatchewan humour. Montreal, Quebec City and Grosse Ile: Through this presentation and photos we will discover the history of these three places, which represented the very beginnings of Canada.
Grosse Ile is part of an archipelago of islands that was used as a quarantine station for immigrants coming into Canada from until It was of particular importance during the Irish Potato Famine, when thousands of Irish landed there. Over the years as a quarantine station, doctors and nurses tended to immigrants suffering from a variety of diseases including cholera, typhus, Spanish Influenza and Smallpox. Learn about its fascinating history. They are mostly French speaking, except for one island, Entry Island, whose descendants are of Irish and Scottish descent.
This island is the setting for a fascinating story about a horse called Farmer. The Yukon: The kilometre down the Yukon River from Whitehorse to Dawson City was as unforgettable adventure that traced the route taken by the legendary paddle wheelers. The voyage goes further and further into the wilderness with a stop at Pelly Farm — the location of the first register Yukon farm, then on to Wilderness Outpost, and last stop Dawson City, the heart of the gold rush.