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Maple syrup and pancakes. Mmmm. Good!

Posted on March 20, 2011 by Ron

Weather was nice and we decided that it would be a nice day to take my father out for a ride in the country. Arrived in Pakenham, crossed the old stone bridge, and headed up into the hills to Fulton’s … Continue reading →

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