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Travel
TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME WITH CLAMMY'S B&B
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Each summer in New Brunswick, 79 year old Clamidia Andrews opens her doors to more than 4 million Americans. But rarely gets more than twenty six. "It's enough" said Clamidia. "I make do. Strays, backpackers, travelers they all find their way to me!" Indeed Clammy's B&B is a rare find. Perched forward ready to keel over and nestled in the back country one would forgive her for not finding the place.
"My late husband Wilf built the place in 1930 back then we were on the main New Brunswick to Quebec railway line. Many people stayed over in those days! As a result of change, new roads and highways etc. the once prosperous town of Boxcar is now just a couple of abandoned barns and a pond. "I was Miss New Brunswick 1940 and I have the photo's to prove it!" Clammy grins. "I also make a killer liver and onions pie!"
Clammy's B&B offers 3 bedrooms, gas lamps, matches, an outhouse, one cooked meal, and fishing in the local pond. The B&B can be located 17 km's off The Transcanada highway up along a rough gravel track near Renouse. Planned events in Boxcar include escaped Prison inmate watching, bird watching and plenty of high winds. The B&B is closed from October/April.
To take atrip down memory lane with Clammy or feast on a fantastic plate of liver and onions overlooking a pond call Clammy Andrews and book now at 555-5678
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HOT ON THE OUTSIDE, COOL ON THE INSIDE TAKE THE POLAR SANDCAPS EXPERIENCE!
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Africa home of the driest, sandiest place on earth. With temperatures soaring to 40Celsius by noon and retreating at night to above freezing. Comfort is far and few between. Until now. The Cavalier's very own Reporter extraordinaire flew to the Sahara desert for a week to experience a whole different concept of camping.
Bazooka Bazzaam a sand dweller of the Sahara for over 40 years got in touch with his half brother Frosty Roberts to form a joint partnership for the perfect vacation - 'The Polar Sandcaps Experience' Bazooka explains "It's vital that we focus our energies on something that people are comfortable with. "Hiding in an Igloo all day is great! It keeps the scorching heat out and sleeping out in the desert at night is perfect to chill to! It's the best of both worlds"
The Igloo's cost around $750.00 to rebuild with each melting day. With an unlimited supply of water and Ice being shipped in from the North Pole there's plenty of water and ice to keep temperatures at bay. I spent a week in my Igloo in the Sahara desert sleeping, eating lizards and drinking whiskey. I found it very plesant. You would think that being in the desert would bore you to tears but with a drive in multiplex cinema, restaurant, palm trees swaying in the breeze and lagoon to bathe in just over the horizon your spoiled for choice! Or was it a mirage?"
Vulture Express Tours will pick up the tab on your Desert vacation. Call them and reserve a place in the sun with "The Polar Sandcaps Experience today!"
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