About Anne Martin
Since the mid 1970s, producer/host, Anne Martin, has been bringing stories to life through the medium of television. She thrives on tracking down the unusual and her work has encompassed history, geology, heritage and a positive outlook on the world around us. Read more about Anne Martin.
Tag Archives: lakes
Ontario: Fall Foliage Festival
Mother Nature’s Studios presents the annual autumn foliage festival making its way from the northernmost tip of Ontario south into Gatineau and Algonquin Parks. … Continue reading
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Tagged Agawa Canyon train, Algoma Central Railway, Algonquin Park, aspen, birch, Canada, Dorset fire tower, Gatineau Park, lakes, maple trees, Muskoka, oaks, Ontario, Ottawa, Parliament Buildings, Segwun Steamship, sumac, William Lyon Mackenzie King
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Ontario: Thunder Bay – No Sleeping Giant
On the north shore of Lake Superior, the City by the Bay features 600 acres of parkland, fun and water activities for all ages, … Continue reading
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Tagged art gallery, artisans, button blankets, Canada, Finnish food, fur trading post, Hoito restaurant, Kakabeka Falls, lakes, Old Fort William, Ontario, Ouimet Canyon, potlatch, Rendezvous, Silver Islet, silver mine, Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Terry Fox, Thunder Bay, totem poles, Trans-Canada Highway
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Ontario: Houseboat Holiday on the Lakes & Rivers
Travel the highways of Ontario the way the first explorers did – on the rivers, lakes and canals. Ontario’s network of locks and the … Continue reading
Northern Ireland: Cruising the Shannon-Erne Waterway
It’s what they call “seeing Ireland from the inside out” – a tour on the longest waterway in Europe. A cabin cruiser is your … Continue reading