Farm show in Woodstock is one of the biggest now, in think. I like it over the International Plowing Match. First drilled oil well, in Oil Springs, not much to look at, kind of cool thats where it all started. If you come through at Port Huron, then through to Buffalo, you"ll be close to cottage country, lots of nice small towns. Blyth theatre generally has a good play going, sometimes locally written and based, not based like romeo and juliet stuff. Along the lake you have some nice stops, Grandbend, Goderich... hgwy 21. Bruce trail if your up for a walk. Steve Plunketts car show is really amazing, its earlier though. Google that one. a good flea market in Barrie. St.jacobs area, wifey will like that, market on thursday (livestock) menniote area. Stratford, a real shakespear theatre.
Sometimes you take things for granted when you drive by them on a regular basis. But when you stop and look, actually pretty cool. I think that you can order a tourism mag from the gov. website? Hound
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