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And less than a wick to go. See what I did there, hee hee. Well we did the mamoth drive yesterday down to Rhode Island, but Mrs Fogg forgot to mention stopping at the home of the Yankee Candle shop … Continue reading
Yearly Archives: 2010
New England weather is certainly changeable. Yesterday we had 27 degree temperatures and bright sunshine, today as we make our way through Connecticut it’s much cooler and raining. Last night we stayed at the wonderful House on the Hill with … Continue reading
On the road again from The Amityville house at Waterbury to Greenfield MA, stopped at a little cafe in Rochester Vermont, very picturesque and beautiful indeed. The most amazing thing in 2005 when we toured the US, we had to … Continue reading
Mrs Fogg and I went to a tiny cinema in Stowe Vermont to watch Robin Hood. Waitress service beer and wine on tap we settled to watch the 2 hours and goodness knows how many minutes. The result, complete and … Continue reading
Not Much you can add to this one is there? Mrs Fogg was here. [Posted from my super cool iPhone] … Continue reading
It has the look of the house from Amityville when you drive up the winding path and see this building sat there, inside has exposed copper pipes, creeking floorboards and a boiler system that sounds like something from the Evil … Continue reading
Mr Foggs face summed up our accomodation tonight (to which I had carefully committed us for 2 nights). The Grunberg Haus did feature on Trip Advisor but had some really mixed reviews so I booked it. Ahem, so a very … Continue reading
Yup heading out of Montreal today back to the US of A. Montreal is a wonderful place to visit and although there is a French influence, they are much nicer here than over in the motherland. Montreal has some wonderful … Continue reading
So some time ago Mrs Caddie bought Mr Fogg a book all about toilets of the world. There are loads of funky places featured, one of which was the Whisky Cafe in Montreal. Far be it from us to let … Continue reading
After a gentle drive up from Sherbrooke through Magog and then Lac Brome, which was very picturesque (oh and lunch at a greek taverna of “Home made Fish and Chips”, yeh only if home was a Birds Eye production line), … Continue reading