It had been my intention to return to Thailand in November, for a holiday, free from the usual work at the Orphanage. Because of the heated words and unbalanced minds of the North Korean leader, and his chief antagonist, mr Trump (small mr intended), I wanted to avoid the six to ten hours that one would normally be in the immediate danger zone, in an aircraft,if it came to actions, rather than nasty words. The falling debris from an August missile test missed one flight by ten minutes. The flight had just passed the zone of impact by about 60 miles. While it is, in my view, unlikely to happen, I do not wish to take the chance at this time.
In July, I received an email from United Airlines, informing me of the large pool of points on my file, and asking me to use or lose them by May 2018. I have been able to accomplish both objectives.
I am departing Ottawa on November 01, at 10;25 P.M., (2225), and flying with Air Canada to London. This is a trip of about six and a half hours. After about two and a half hours in London, I will take a Thai Airways flight direct to Bangkok. This will take about eleven and a half hours. It will be the first time I have traveled to Asia with only one stop, from Ottawa. It will also take about ten hours off the travel time. I will arrive in Bangkok at 0615 on the morning of November 03.
The return flight will be the same route and carriers, departing Bangkok on December 07, however, because we are then going into head winds all the way home, (usually prevailing westerlies), we will be almost two hours longer going into London, and over an hour longer to Ottawa. I depart Bangkok just after midnight, 0015, and arrive Ottawa at 3;15, (1515), on the afternoon of the same day. That makes for one very long day!.
United, Air Canada, and Thai Airlines are all part of a consortium of about 31 carriers known as "Star Alliance". These carriers all work together to make travel quite "Seamless", and use accumulated points interchangeably. That is why I am travelling on a free ticket, with these two airlines,with no United involvement, with airport taxes the only out of pocket expense.
Later in October, probably around the 20th, I will do an update as to what I will be doing, including some work on my Thai family' farm, and doing water park things in the Mekong river nearby, with the kids.....all of us.
Sunday, 24 September 2017
Saturday, 2 September 2017
Ottawa, September 2, 2017
In my (un)biased opinion, the only good thing that I can say about Toronto is the fact that it is 500 kilometers from where I live. More about that later.
We spent a great afternoon at the Heritage Park in South West Calgary, and took the old trai ride and finished the visit with the paddle wheel boat on the Glenmore reservoir. The weather was ideal for the activities. The following morning, we drove to Edmonton, with a three hour stop in Red Deer for shopping. We spent Tuesday evening with former work associates from Yellowknife. A very nice touch to a most enjoyable two week vacation. When I returned the car to Enterprise on Wednesday morning, we found that we had completed 3134 kilometers in the two weeks. Amazing. We found prices within the parks to be outrageous, but since the federal government was gaining the tax money, there was no attempt to control prices, even though it was in and on Federal property. Would you pay over one hundred dollars for a canoe rental at Lake Louise..for one hour?. Hotels that offered rooms at eighty dollars a night last summer were up to three hundred this year, and the streets were lined with cars bearing plates from south of the border. At the Icefields, sandwiches were nine dollars each.
We stayed outside the parks and drove in each day.
Thursday morning, we took the shuttle to the airport at Edmonton, and checked in for our flight to Toronto. All went as scheduled until we got to Toronto. Our Westjet aircraft had to wait ten minutes at the assigned gate for someone to marshall the aircraft up to the bridge. We then waited just over an hour for the luggage to get on the belt. After we did get our luggage, we waited another hour for the shuttle bus to get to us...it was 15 minutes away when we got our luggage. The scene outside terminal three was nothing short of chaos. taxis, limos, and shuttle buses, along with private cars were all fighting for space and passengers. People were leaving their vehicles to go look for passengers, and during our more than one hour there, not once did an airport authority or security person come near the assigned pickup location. Absolute madness. We took the shuttle back to the terminal one location the next morning at noon. It was more civil at the departure gate. My friend went to check in for the Air Canada flight home to Warsaw, I took the train downtown to Union Station. Union station has been under modifications and renewals for nearly three years, and is a mess, no better than when renovations started. Luggage carts are not allowed in Union Station, so one must carry all luggage by hand. VIA did depart and arrive on time for my trip to Ottawa. In typical VIA thinking, they are now integrating new cars into the system...each new car is half facing forward seats, and half facing backwards...a good reason not to use them unless one must....there is still the bus. No wonder, Toronto has loosing Baseball, soccer, basketball and hockey teams....peoples interests are never taken into consideration.
I will be back by the end of September with plans for my next trip to Asia...probably via Europe due to the situation with North Korea. I do not want to spend six hours flying within the missile landing zones of their rockets....which are never advertised in advance as required by law.
We spent a great afternoon at the Heritage Park in South West Calgary, and took the old trai ride and finished the visit with the paddle wheel boat on the Glenmore reservoir. The weather was ideal for the activities. The following morning, we drove to Edmonton, with a three hour stop in Red Deer for shopping. We spent Tuesday evening with former work associates from Yellowknife. A very nice touch to a most enjoyable two week vacation. When I returned the car to Enterprise on Wednesday morning, we found that we had completed 3134 kilometers in the two weeks. Amazing. We found prices within the parks to be outrageous, but since the federal government was gaining the tax money, there was no attempt to control prices, even though it was in and on Federal property. Would you pay over one hundred dollars for a canoe rental at Lake Louise..for one hour?. Hotels that offered rooms at eighty dollars a night last summer were up to three hundred this year, and the streets were lined with cars bearing plates from south of the border. At the Icefields, sandwiches were nine dollars each.
We stayed outside the parks and drove in each day.
Thursday morning, we took the shuttle to the airport at Edmonton, and checked in for our flight to Toronto. All went as scheduled until we got to Toronto. Our Westjet aircraft had to wait ten minutes at the assigned gate for someone to marshall the aircraft up to the bridge. We then waited just over an hour for the luggage to get on the belt. After we did get our luggage, we waited another hour for the shuttle bus to get to us...it was 15 minutes away when we got our luggage. The scene outside terminal three was nothing short of chaos. taxis, limos, and shuttle buses, along with private cars were all fighting for space and passengers. People were leaving their vehicles to go look for passengers, and during our more than one hour there, not once did an airport authority or security person come near the assigned pickup location. Absolute madness. We took the shuttle back to the terminal one location the next morning at noon. It was more civil at the departure gate. My friend went to check in for the Air Canada flight home to Warsaw, I took the train downtown to Union Station. Union station has been under modifications and renewals for nearly three years, and is a mess, no better than when renovations started. Luggage carts are not allowed in Union Station, so one must carry all luggage by hand. VIA did depart and arrive on time for my trip to Ottawa. In typical VIA thinking, they are now integrating new cars into the system...each new car is half facing forward seats, and half facing backwards...a good reason not to use them unless one must....there is still the bus. No wonder, Toronto has loosing Baseball, soccer, basketball and hockey teams....peoples interests are never taken into consideration.
I will be back by the end of September with plans for my next trip to Asia...probably via Europe due to the situation with North Korea. I do not want to spend six hours flying within the missile landing zones of their rockets....which are never advertised in advance as required by law.
Tuesday, 15 August 2017
Update August 15, 2017
I have not recently updated this site because there were, and still are many uncertainties regarding my western Canada trip. The forest fire situation that has been going on in British Columbia all summer is still a major problem, and has caused us to make major changes to the travel plan.
I will depart Ottawa on a VIA train at 0600 Thursday, August 17, and am scheduled to arrive in Toronto at 10.00. I will then take a fast shuttle train that Toronto put in place last year. It runs from Toronto Union Station to the airport. This saves being ripped off by the taxi companies. The one way fare on the train is nine dollars. My Polish friend is scheduled to arrive at 1240, but since it is on an AirCanada flight, it could be anytime within twelve hours of that. (No bias here).
Since my friend has by then been on the go for almost 20 hours, we are staying near the airport, and fly to Edmonton at nine the next morning on Westjet. At Edmonton, we have a car rental, and, after some shopping at West Edmonton Mall, (My friends number one priority...ladies like shopping), will head to the Dawson Creek,/ Ft. St John area of B.C. I have three brothers and two sisters that have lived there all their lives. Some have not been more than 100 kilometers from there. (Remember that TV show, The Beverly Hillbillies). Oh yes, they do not have computers.
The original plan was to spend a few days visiting family and friends, then drive down and spend three days in each of Jasper and Banff National Parks. Because of severe air quality numbers, with no change in sight, we have cancelled Banff hotel reservations, which were actually in Golden, B.C. with Jasper looking to also be dropped. Since we were to be with my niece in her motor home at Jasper, there were no hotel reservations to consider. Today was the "Cancel or Pay ", date for the Banff/Golden reservations.
The bottom line is simple. We will decide what to do after arriving in the Peace River area, and having a good look at all those cows, sheep and the smoke situation.
I will go to a McDonalds or a Tim Hortons and do an update while in the Dawson Creek area.
We return to Toronto on August 30, at eight in the evening, and each return home the following day.
Upon my return here, I have my annual medical, eye exams, etc then will plan my next trip to Thailand and spend some time with my Thai family.
Question; What would you do with time on your hands, and 83 thousand air miles to spend?. I have agreed to help my Thai friends with their harvest....three days in a rice paddy, harvesting the way they do...by hand!. Stay Tuned.
I will depart Ottawa on a VIA train at 0600 Thursday, August 17, and am scheduled to arrive in Toronto at 10.00. I will then take a fast shuttle train that Toronto put in place last year. It runs from Toronto Union Station to the airport. This saves being ripped off by the taxi companies. The one way fare on the train is nine dollars. My Polish friend is scheduled to arrive at 1240, but since it is on an AirCanada flight, it could be anytime within twelve hours of that. (No bias here).
Since my friend has by then been on the go for almost 20 hours, we are staying near the airport, and fly to Edmonton at nine the next morning on Westjet. At Edmonton, we have a car rental, and, after some shopping at West Edmonton Mall, (My friends number one priority...ladies like shopping), will head to the Dawson Creek,/ Ft. St John area of B.C. I have three brothers and two sisters that have lived there all their lives. Some have not been more than 100 kilometers from there. (Remember that TV show, The Beverly Hillbillies). Oh yes, they do not have computers.
The original plan was to spend a few days visiting family and friends, then drive down and spend three days in each of Jasper and Banff National Parks. Because of severe air quality numbers, with no change in sight, we have cancelled Banff hotel reservations, which were actually in Golden, B.C. with Jasper looking to also be dropped. Since we were to be with my niece in her motor home at Jasper, there were no hotel reservations to consider. Today was the "Cancel or Pay ", date for the Banff/Golden reservations.
The bottom line is simple. We will decide what to do after arriving in the Peace River area, and having a good look at all those cows, sheep and the smoke situation.
I will go to a McDonalds or a Tim Hortons and do an update while in the Dawson Creek area.
We return to Toronto on August 30, at eight in the evening, and each return home the following day.
Upon my return here, I have my annual medical, eye exams, etc then will plan my next trip to Thailand and spend some time with my Thai family.
Question; What would you do with time on your hands, and 83 thousand air miles to spend?. I have agreed to help my Thai friends with their harvest....three days in a rice paddy, harvesting the way they do...by hand!. Stay Tuned.
Sunday, 11 June 2017
Update, June 11, 2017
This update is later than I had expected, but here we go. My next trip will be within Canada ; A visit to the Western provinces, which I briefly spoke about in my last blog. I can report that it will be somewhat more interesting than indications were in May.
I have a Polish lawyer friend who lives in Warsaw, that will join me for the western travels, so she can see the Canadian Rocky Mountains. This lady was my tour guide when I was in Warsaw five years ago, on my way around the world. She came to Canada in September 2014, and I was able to show her the sights from Niagara Falls to Quebec City. We keep in contact rather frequently, and are in the finishing phase of setting the details for a travel that will go from August 17 to 31 inclusive.
My friend, Agata will arrive in Toronto August 17 at one in the afternoon, on an Air Canada flight from Warsaw. (I had absolutely nothing to do with the Air Canada booking). She could not get a good flight to Edmonton, Alberta from her home city. I will take a Via train from Ottawa to Toronto on the same date, departing here at six in the morning and arriving at Ten.....in the morning if Via is anywhere near on time. I will report that detail in the fall. There is a rather new ( two year, about),fast train from Toronto's Union Station to the airport. This protects travelers from being ripped off by the taxi industry. At first, it was going to be a government rip of, of twenty eight dollars a ride, but not many average people would use it, so the government ordered their minions to reduce the fare to nine dollars, and now it is doing good....not bad for a 20 minute ride. It will be the first time I have used this service.
We will fly to Edmonton on 18th, and use a rental car to drive to the Ft St John and Dawson Creek area of Northern British Columbia. After about three days there, we will go south into the mountains and tour there until the 30th day of August. on that day, we return to Edmonton, return the car and fly back to Toronto. We both return home on August 31.
I joined the so called, Mile High Club during my recent return from Asia when I surpassed the 2000
hours in an airplane magic number. That is over 83 days, at 24 hours each.
I do not expect to do any update until probably early August. The number of contacts to this site is just over 7500. Thank you all for your interest. I hope to have an expert on Windows 10 help me to post photos from this upcoming adventure. Talk to you in August.
I have a Polish lawyer friend who lives in Warsaw, that will join me for the western travels, so she can see the Canadian Rocky Mountains. This lady was my tour guide when I was in Warsaw five years ago, on my way around the world. She came to Canada in September 2014, and I was able to show her the sights from Niagara Falls to Quebec City. We keep in contact rather frequently, and are in the finishing phase of setting the details for a travel that will go from August 17 to 31 inclusive.
My friend, Agata will arrive in Toronto August 17 at one in the afternoon, on an Air Canada flight from Warsaw. (I had absolutely nothing to do with the Air Canada booking). She could not get a good flight to Edmonton, Alberta from her home city. I will take a Via train from Ottawa to Toronto on the same date, departing here at six in the morning and arriving at Ten.....in the morning if Via is anywhere near on time. I will report that detail in the fall. There is a rather new ( two year, about),fast train from Toronto's Union Station to the airport. This protects travelers from being ripped off by the taxi industry. At first, it was going to be a government rip of, of twenty eight dollars a ride, but not many average people would use it, so the government ordered their minions to reduce the fare to nine dollars, and now it is doing good....not bad for a 20 minute ride. It will be the first time I have used this service.
We will fly to Edmonton on 18th, and use a rental car to drive to the Ft St John and Dawson Creek area of Northern British Columbia. After about three days there, we will go south into the mountains and tour there until the 30th day of August. on that day, we return to Edmonton, return the car and fly back to Toronto. We both return home on August 31.
I joined the so called, Mile High Club during my recent return from Asia when I surpassed the 2000
hours in an airplane magic number. That is over 83 days, at 24 hours each.
I do not expect to do any update until probably early August. The number of contacts to this site is just over 7500. Thank you all for your interest. I hope to have an expert on Windows 10 help me to post photos from this upcoming adventure. Talk to you in August.
Monday, 22 May 2017
Ottawa, May 22, 2017
This is the end of a long weekend here in Canada. It is the date we celebrate the reigning monarchs' birthday, regardless of when it really is. The Queens' actual birth date is April 21, same day as mine, and in my view should be celebrated then. Most Canadians have no idea why they have this holiday.
I see from the statistics for this site that it has been viewed just over 7,200 times. It has been up and running for five years. I thank all from the many countries who continue to follow my experiences in foreign lands. As I have stated before, I log all my flights, and have done so since the third flight I ever made. As a result of my last trip, I now have 2008 hours of flying time. That is the equivalent of 83 days of continuous flying, plus 16 hours. I still enjoy travelling by air as much as always. These hours were accumulated in 67 different types of aircraft....and one balloon.
My next travels will be to Alberta and B.C., probably in August to visit family. Not much excitement there. I have three brothers who have never left the farms, so I will get updated on how all the animals are doing, and in particular, that old sheep that was sick when I was out there two years ago...gee, I can hardly wait.
I just today completed the task of placing all my recent photos in an album. I decided to make prints from all the photos, and then after doing some reductions for similar and duplicates, make one album. I ended up with around 275 keepers. I took 400 to a developer in Bangkok and had copies made at a cent each. They are 17 cents each here in Walmart. The problem is, there was an accident, and all were erased from the disk in Thailand.
A neat feature with the Cathay Pacific aircraft that I traveled in is the fact they are equipped with a camera in the front of the aircraft, just behind the front nose wheel. I keep my monitor to the flight path, and switch back and forth from that to the nose view. I know some folks could care less, and prefer to watch rerun movies, or cartoons, but I like to know where we are and all such information...like outside temperature at minus 85. By the way, if anyone would like a nose view of us over lake Ontario, wheels down on approach to Toronto airport, I have them, autographed at just 25 dollars each....limit two to a customer.
Three places that I attended while in Thailand , and which have great photos on the internet are; Wat Doi Suthep, and Wat Phatat Doi Kam , Royal Gardens Rajapruek, all at Chiang Mai. Included in the gardens which cover many acres is an area with over 1000 varieties of orchids.
The place is so big that it is easy to stay there all day.
The Wats are Buddhist temples, with fantastic artwork from hundreds of years ago. The first is gold leaf everywhere, and the second is white...unusual. Both are on mountains. Chiang Mai is a former capital city, so has many features not found elsewhere in the country. One of these is a canal, which 1200 years ago was a moat around the city. It is about 2 kilometers square and is a wonderful area for walking with many fountains and special features.
Thailand is still in a somber mood, as their beloved king passed away last October. They have a three day cremation service planned for the end of October this year. Millions are being spent on all the special feature facilities that will be used . As a result, many places are restricted for tourists, and I did not go there.
By the way, I am kidding about the photos for sale. I do have two, but only a Leafs fan would want one.
I will have an update of a western trip, and what that might entail by the end of May.
I see from the statistics for this site that it has been viewed just over 7,200 times. It has been up and running for five years. I thank all from the many countries who continue to follow my experiences in foreign lands. As I have stated before, I log all my flights, and have done so since the third flight I ever made. As a result of my last trip, I now have 2008 hours of flying time. That is the equivalent of 83 days of continuous flying, plus 16 hours. I still enjoy travelling by air as much as always. These hours were accumulated in 67 different types of aircraft....and one balloon.
My next travels will be to Alberta and B.C., probably in August to visit family. Not much excitement there. I have three brothers who have never left the farms, so I will get updated on how all the animals are doing, and in particular, that old sheep that was sick when I was out there two years ago...gee, I can hardly wait.
I just today completed the task of placing all my recent photos in an album. I decided to make prints from all the photos, and then after doing some reductions for similar and duplicates, make one album. I ended up with around 275 keepers. I took 400 to a developer in Bangkok and had copies made at a cent each. They are 17 cents each here in Walmart. The problem is, there was an accident, and all were erased from the disk in Thailand.
A neat feature with the Cathay Pacific aircraft that I traveled in is the fact they are equipped with a camera in the front of the aircraft, just behind the front nose wheel. I keep my monitor to the flight path, and switch back and forth from that to the nose view. I know some folks could care less, and prefer to watch rerun movies, or cartoons, but I like to know where we are and all such information...like outside temperature at minus 85. By the way, if anyone would like a nose view of us over lake Ontario, wheels down on approach to Toronto airport, I have them, autographed at just 25 dollars each....limit two to a customer.
Three places that I attended while in Thailand , and which have great photos on the internet are; Wat Doi Suthep, and Wat Phatat Doi Kam , Royal Gardens Rajapruek, all at Chiang Mai. Included in the gardens which cover many acres is an area with over 1000 varieties of orchids.
The place is so big that it is easy to stay there all day.
The Wats are Buddhist temples, with fantastic artwork from hundreds of years ago. The first is gold leaf everywhere, and the second is white...unusual. Both are on mountains. Chiang Mai is a former capital city, so has many features not found elsewhere in the country. One of these is a canal, which 1200 years ago was a moat around the city. It is about 2 kilometers square and is a wonderful area for walking with many fountains and special features.
Thailand is still in a somber mood, as their beloved king passed away last October. They have a three day cremation service planned for the end of October this year. Millions are being spent on all the special feature facilities that will be used . As a result, many places are restricted for tourists, and I did not go there.
By the way, I am kidding about the photos for sale. I do have two, but only a Leafs fan would want one.
I will have an update of a western trip, and what that might entail by the end of May.
Thursday, 18 May 2017
Ottawa, Ontario, May 18, 2017
I arrived home at 02;00 on Tuesday, after 30 hours of travel. The flights were late both out of Hongkong, and Toronto. Hongkong is often fogged in, so all flights are given times to start engines, before taxiing out. In our case, we sat in the plane for almost an hour, due heavy inbound traffic. After that, the flight to Toronto, almost direct, south of Japan, Vancouver, Winnipeg, etc was 14 and one half hours. We were given dinner about two hours after departure, then, with all window blinds shut, were in the dark until they let us open blinds two hours out of Toronto, about seven P.M. on Tuesday. I am not complaining because Cathay Pacific Airlines offered a good service, but, I found it very hard to get excited about a breakfast, or dinner, whatever you wanted to call it, of either 24 hour old scrambled eggs and partly (in my view), cooked bacon, or, Mud Carp Congee at seven in the evening!.
I had a grand time in Thailand, as I always do. The only problem I had was the lack of good internet service. The military took over three years ago, walk in to the Prime Ministers office, told her to go home, and, with 721 officers and thousands of men, took charge. (That could not happen in Canada, as the army would never be able to find our prime minister, or anyone else in charge.) A personal view here). The rainy season was arriving as I departed Bangkok, but we only had two days with afternoon showers while I was there.
Now regarding the internet. The Army took over Google Thailand, and controls the speed of the internet, so much so that they can slow it down so one just gives up waiting to get on. I understand they know which are foreign computers by the Internet Protocol address, and many times, I got the notation,"Google Thailand wants to know your location". There were two boxes...Release, and Refuse. If I had refused, I would not get on...at any time. They have, as of this week, taken over Facebook, also because they do not want Thai or anyone else there to say bad things about the government...army. Generals do not like that!!!.
To me, it is sad to see all the fast food chains that are moving into Thailand, and selling products made from wheat. Many streets have bakeries selling bread, cakes and such, even donut shops. The fact is these places are replacing local family outlets which once sold native foods like rice dishes. I noticed that local people do not patronize the fast foods, probably because of the North American pricing. They just cannot afford to shop there.
I will do another page before the weekend is over. This gets my sarcasm out of the way.
I had a grand time in Thailand, as I always do. The only problem I had was the lack of good internet service. The military took over three years ago, walk in to the Prime Ministers office, told her to go home, and, with 721 officers and thousands of men, took charge. (That could not happen in Canada, as the army would never be able to find our prime minister, or anyone else in charge.) A personal view here). The rainy season was arriving as I departed Bangkok, but we only had two days with afternoon showers while I was there.
Now regarding the internet. The Army took over Google Thailand, and controls the speed of the internet, so much so that they can slow it down so one just gives up waiting to get on. I understand they know which are foreign computers by the Internet Protocol address, and many times, I got the notation,"Google Thailand wants to know your location". There were two boxes...Release, and Refuse. If I had refused, I would not get on...at any time. They have, as of this week, taken over Facebook, also because they do not want Thai or anyone else there to say bad things about the government...army. Generals do not like that!!!.
To me, it is sad to see all the fast food chains that are moving into Thailand, and selling products made from wheat. Many streets have bakeries selling bread, cakes and such, even donut shops. The fact is these places are replacing local family outlets which once sold native foods like rice dishes. I noticed that local people do not patronize the fast foods, probably because of the North American pricing. They just cannot afford to shop there.
I will do another page before the weekend is over. This gets my sarcasm out of the way.
Sunday, 14 May 2017
Good Bye From Bangkok May 14, 2016
I will keep this page relatively short, due major internet problems here, and the control on internet by powers that be. I will be departing hotel 0900 in the morning, and on flight at 1210. It will be midnight tomorrow night when I get home.
Dinner 83 floors up was excellent, and only cost about 32 dollars a person. Buffet style, everyone pays the same. A unique feature, is that they give you back five dollars equivalent each if you eat all the food you take....a great idea. I took photos, and they are just ok. The viewing platform is outside, around the building, and rotating one turn every five minutes...the platform is corrugated material, so not firm....that and one shaking from fear of the heights....just so so. I am kidding about the fear of course. Only time that high without an aeroplane for support, although, on second thought, The World Trade Center was 102 floors.
The rainy season is upon us now, some showers each day. I am out of here before the heavy rains come.
So I will do an update with lots of information before next weekend....from Ottawa.
Dinner 83 floors up was excellent, and only cost about 32 dollars a person. Buffet style, everyone pays the same. A unique feature, is that they give you back five dollars equivalent each if you eat all the food you take....a great idea. I took photos, and they are just ok. The viewing platform is outside, around the building, and rotating one turn every five minutes...the platform is corrugated material, so not firm....that and one shaking from fear of the heights....just so so. I am kidding about the fear of course. Only time that high without an aeroplane for support, although, on second thought, The World Trade Center was 102 floors.
The rainy season is upon us now, some showers each day. I am out of here before the heavy rains come.
So I will do an update with lots of information before next weekend....from Ottawa.
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