es ist viel passiert in den letzten Tagen.
Wir sind in den Bruce Peninsula Park gefahren. Dieser ist ungefähr 4 bis 5 Stunden von Toronto in nördwestlicher Richtung entfernt.
Und es ist wunderschön dort! Wir hatten einen ganz tollen Platz auf dem die Männer unsere Zelte aufgebaut haben. Danach haben wir noch ein bißchen den Park erkundet, und waren sogar im Huron Lake baden - kaltes, aber unglaublich klares, sauberes Wasser.
Was natürlich nicht fehlen durfte war ein ordentliches Barbecue. Mit vorher gekauftem Feuerholz haben die Männer das auch richtig gut hinbekommen. Nach Burgern, Maiskolben und Kartoffeln gab es nochmal S'mores.
Am nächsten Morgen haben Kimi und ich uns im Cypress Lake erfrischt.
Es ist einfach so schön, wie unberührt und ursprünglich die Natur in Kanada ist. Wir hätten beide noch gern ein paar Tage dort verbracht, so ganz im Einklang mit der Natur. Aber alles Gute hat auch mal ein Ende.
Also ging es zurück nach Toronto, und am nächsten Morgen sind wir mit dem Greyhound Bus nach New York gefahren. Die Fahrt war angenehmer als wir vorher dachten, obwohl es insgesamt über 12 Stunden gedauert hat.
Wir haben jetzt ein Appartment in der South Bronx, was auch echt super ist für den Preis. Allerdings können wir uns nicht ganz so bewegen wie wir es kennen. Gestern, am Samstag, hatten wir unsere ersten wilde Taxifahrt von Manhattan zurück in die Bronx. Der Taxifahrer hatte erstmal keine Ahnung wo er hin musste und dann ist er gefahren wie ein Irrer. Völlig normal für New York. Und im Zweifelsfall hilft es immer einfach mal kräftig auf die Hupe zu drücken.
Heute werden wir uns den Meatpacking District mit High Line Park anschauen. /
Hi guys,
we had lots of things going on during the last few days.
We drove to Bruce Peninsula, which lies about 4 to 5 hours drive away northwest from Toronto.
It was amazing there! We had a really nice site to which we built our tents. After that we took a walk in the national park, and even went for a short swim in the Huron Lake – unbelievably clear but cold water.
Obviously we had to have a good barbecue in the evening, using the pre-purchased firewood from the park. After some hamburgers, corncobs, and grilled potatoes we made S’mores again. The first thing to do the next morning was a refreshing bath in the nearby Cypress Lake.
It’s just great how untouched and original the nature in Canada is. We both would’ve wanted to spend a few more days camping. Just in harmony with the nature. But all good things come to an end.
So the next day, on Saturday, we took the Greyhound bus from Toronto to New York. City. The ride was more comfortable than expected, even though it lasted well over 12 hours.
Now we’re in New York City, and have an apartment in the South Bronx of all places, but for a very good price. The only thing is, that we can’t be walking around in the evening in the same way we both know it from back home, but that’s OK.
Yesterday, we had our first exciting wild taxi ride from Manhattan back to Bronx. First the driver did not know where to take us, and after finding out where, drove like a maniac at crazy speeds - totally normal for New York City. If in doubt, just honk.
Today we’re going to see the Meatpacking District and the High Line Park.
we had lots of things going on during the last few days.
We drove to Bruce Peninsula, which lies about 4 to 5 hours drive away northwest from Toronto.
It was amazing there! We had a really nice site to which we built our tents. After that we took a walk in the national park, and even went for a short swim in the Huron Lake – unbelievably clear but cold water.
Obviously we had to have a good barbecue in the evening, using the pre-purchased firewood from the park. After some hamburgers, corncobs, and grilled potatoes we made S’mores again. The first thing to do the next morning was a refreshing bath in the nearby Cypress Lake.
It’s just great how untouched and original the nature in Canada is. We both would’ve wanted to spend a few more days camping. Just in harmony with the nature. But all good things come to an end.
So the next day, on Saturday, we took the Greyhound bus from Toronto to New York. City. The ride was more comfortable than expected, even though it lasted well over 12 hours.
Now we’re in New York City, and have an apartment in the South Bronx of all places, but for a very good price. The only thing is, that we can’t be walking around in the evening in the same way we both know it from back home, but that’s OK.
Yesterday, we had our first exciting wild taxi ride from Manhattan back to Bronx. First the driver did not know where to take us, and after finding out where, drove like a maniac at crazy speeds - totally normal for New York City. If in doubt, just honk.
Today we’re going to see the Meatpacking District and the High Line Park.
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| Bruce Peninsula Park |
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| Cypress Lake |
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| Huron Lake |
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| Die Männer beim Feuermachen / The guys making fire. |
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| Elsie's Diner |
Bis bald / See you,
Anja & Kimi
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