Haliburton Highlands Happenings This Week! August 2012 – Haliburton Highlands 14-Day Weather – Ontario PHOTOS #haliburtonhighlands

Ξ August 18th, 2012 | → 0 Comments | ∇ Algonquin Township, art/crafts, boating, Canada, community, community services, Contest, cottage country, entertainment, events, family, Food and/or Drink, fun activity, Haliburton, Haliburton Highlands, holiday(s), Lecture, Maple Lake Ontario, Minden Hills Township, music, nature, Ontario, Photography, summertime, tracking, webcam |

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A new view of downtown Haliburton (Aug 17 2012). ( Credit: Weather Network)

The 14-Day Long-Term Weather outlook for the Haliburton Highlands looks good! I hope it holds until we get back to Maple Lake over Labour Day!

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Haliburton Highlands 14-Day Weather Outlook

What’s Happening in the Haliburton Highlands through next week: (Hint: Many things!) Be sure to click on the thumbnails to enlarge each announcement to full size.

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August 17 at the Mississauga (Ontario) Sailing Club (if you’d stayed in the city) (Credit: Weather Network)

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The always-lovely Toronto Islands on beautiful Lake Ontario – Aug 17 2012 (Credit: Weather Network)

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The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger: Get Off the Grid But Stay In Touch!

Ξ November 9th, 2010 | → 0 Comments | ∇ Accessories, tracking, Trails, Travel/Vacation |

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of SPOT. All opinions are 100% mine.

I'm the kind of person that doesn't even like to venture out in the the wilds of the suburban jungle without a way to communicate with civilization as I've grown accustomed to being able to reach people using my smartphone when I need to–and them me, no matter where we are.

As much as a trip out into the true wild sounds appealing and that most people do so without serious incident, I feel strongly that you flirt with danger unnecessarily without being adequately prepared to communicate with the "outside world," a/k/a civilization, if you need to.

As even the most avid outdoors people will acknowledge, anyone can find themselves in trouble in the great outdoors–and it can happen very quickly–even with the best laid plans. Let's face it, part of the reason outdoor adventurers love what they do is the adventure that comes with unpredictability of getting away from it all.

Gift-giving season will soon be upon us bringing the perfect opportunity to meet halfway with the outdoor adventurer in your family who likes to go as they say, "off the grid."

You can now let them have their outdoor adventure and you can keep your sanity too, knowing that if your camping, hiking, all-'round outdoor adventurer should need to do so they'll have access to a vital line of communication with friends and family–when they want it– or a link to emergency assistance when they need it.

The SPOT Satellite GPS messenger uses 100% satellite technology and works almost anywhere in the world–and this is a key point–even where cell phones don’t–and it does so with the simple push of a button.

Right now, for the holiday season, if you buy the SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger you receive a very cool 'bonus' adventure kit valued at $50. The adventure kit includes a coupon for 15% off Basic Service, a flotation case for SPOT, a micro LED flashlight, safety tips bandanna with very good outdoor tips –very practical! You also get a lanyard for your SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger, a safety whistle and a carabineer key chain!

They say that you can't buy peace of mind. I have to disagree that with the SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger, you can buy the peace of mind of knowing that your adventurous loved one can get as wild as they want to be while still being just a touch away from communicating with you back in the cozy confines of the suburban jungle.


 The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger: Get Off the Grid But Stay In Touch!

 

No Worries, USA, Canada Has Your Back

Ξ February 27th, 2009 | → 0 Comments | ∇ government/politics, news, Photography, property/real estate, technical, tracking, United States |

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Canadian Air Force Fighter Jet

Canadian fighters scrambled to turn back a Russian Bear intercontinental bomber over the Arctic within 24 hours of  US President Barack Obama’s visit to Ottawa last week.

The Tu-95 turboprop was approaching over the Northwest Passage but never crossed into Canadian airspace after two the interception by two Canadian CF-18 fighter jets, Canadian Defense Minister Peter MacKay said today.

The Canadian pilots told the Russian aircraft “to turn around, turn tail and head back to its own air space, which it did,” MacKay said.

“I’m not going to stand here and accuse the Russians of having deliberately done this during the presidential visit” on Feb. 16, MacKay said, “but it was a strong coincidence.”

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Russian Bearcat Fighter Jet

Russian bombers have stepped up patrols approaching U.S. and Canadian airspace to press Moscow’s jurisdictional rights and access to the potential mineral wealth on the Arctic frontier.

On Jan. 27, two Tu-95s were intercepted and turned away from the Alaska coast.

 

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