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Off For the Long Weekend. Back On the 7th

Yup, it's the long weekend and we're off to cottage country, traffic and mossies be damned. There's a stack of corn, punts loaded with local fruits, and dogs and burgers too. So its splish splash, flip flops and summer swims.

Off For the Long Weekend. Back On the 7th

By David Farrell

Yup, it's the long weekend and we're off to cottage country, traffic be damned.

There's a stack of corn, punts loaded with local fruits, and dogs and burgers too, so come join us if you please. Otherwise, see you back in the same place Wednesday a.m.

Enjoy these summer days and no complaints about the heat, please.

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