Just before Christmas they have the Victorian Walk. They block all the streets to traffic, light the streets and your off on a tour, Most of the time I don`t get past the first bar, Friend has a BB in town so we crash there. The park at the end of Mary street has a great car show and shin every year in the summer. The rain always seems to find it.

There is a Christmas only store on Queen Street, of course we bought a few things there, and the leather shop had 80% off and the fudge factory and the Angels Inn  and the Anchorage ......it goes on. I only saw few nice oldies, 2 70's Olds Cutlass's, and a 1967 Beaumont in an open garage on the wine tour. Lots of high end new stuff, I suppose the white 427 Mustang would be of most interest. It was parked under the clock tower and I had fully intended to snap a shot, but the I heard this thunderous roar and the quivering of the earth and it left.

I'd have to agree about a great old car destination. Sounds like 70 SS ACADIAN lives in the area, it gets crazy in the summer, but maybe he can give us ideas. 

PS. I told the kids we'll have to go down at Christmas time, it has to be just beautiful.

-- Edited by 73SC on Sunday 15th of March 2009 07:40:51 PM

I have to take my parents to the Prince of Wales every time I visit them It's Mom's favorite.
For Christmas one year I got them a 2 day all expenses gift package, they are still mad at me for spending so much.

I am up Mark.I'ma movin there sometime this decade.It would be a nice romantic getaway for you and Joyce.oneday I will pop in and see you,Kristen is at Brock.

Ray,

Did you go to Maple Leaf Fudge? We buy some every year in London at the Western Fair. Went there a year ago around Christmas and got some right from the store. MMMM fudge!